Bellevue Demo Garden 2011 Workshop Schedule

[Carol Whitaker]

Hello everyone,

 

Here's the latest information on this year's workshop schedule.  Great topics!

 

1/15/11	Flowering Shrubs and Trees
1/22/11	Vegetable Gardens And Their Rotations
1/29/11	Pruning & Espalier - Fruit Trees & Grapes
2/5/11	Compost and Its Varieties - How and When to Use Them
2/12/11	Fruit Trees - Selecting and Planting
2/19/11	Organic Primer
2/26/11	NW Garden Show - No Workshop
3/5/11	Pruning Shrubs and Ornamentals - Overgrown Garden
3/12/11	Roses
3/19/11	Fragrant Plants
3/26/11	Drip Irrigation 101
4/2/11	Clematis
4/9/11	Coldframes & Greenhouses
4/16/11	Tomatoes
4/23/11	Easter Weekend - No Workshop
4/30/11	Small Garden Design
5/7/11	MG Plant Sale - No Workshop
5/14/11	Horticultural Mistakes
5/14/11	Intern Luncheon
5/21/11	Controling Those Pesky Moles
5/28/11	Memorial Day Weekend - No Workshop
6/4/11	Lavenders
6/11/11	Berries - Strawberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Blackberries
6/18/11	The Herb Garden
6/25/11	Super Clinic
7/2/11	4th of July Weekend - No Workshop
7/9/11	Shade Gardening
7/16/11	Ferns
7/23/11	Home Composting & Soil Building
7/30/11	Fall and Winter Vegetables
8/6/11	Plant Bullies
8/13/11	Gardening with Children
8/13/11	Children's Fair
8/20/11	Cactus in the Northwest
8/27/11	Creative Propagation
9/3/11	Labor Day Weekend - No Workshop
9/10/11	Native Grasses
9/17/11	Harvest Festival - No Workshop
9/24/11	Bulbs
10/1/11	Preparing the Garden for Winter
10/8/11	Dahlias
10/15/11	Plants with Winter Interest
10/22/11	Garden Hand Tools and Their Care

 

Workshops are all FREE! and are held at the Ranger Station adjacent to the demonstration garden in Bellevue.

Here are directions.  Park in the main parking lot for the demonstration garden and walk up to the Ranger Station.   Hope to see you there!

 

Carol

 

[Carol Whitaker]

Workshops are on Saturdays, 10:30am - 12 noon.

[Cheryl Conklin]

Hey Carol

Excuse the delay.  I'm just starting to think about gardening this season, and some of these workshops sounded great!  I tried to find more information about them on the web, but I couldn't find it on the Master Gardener website.  Could you provide the link?

 

Thanks!

Cheryl Conklin