Past Programs
some of our favorites from the past...
Mary Beth Hayes on Constance Spry
Mary Beth Hayes on Constance Spry
MARCH 2023
MARCH 2023
Constance Spry was a British gardener and innovative floral designer long before anyone knew Martha Stewart. After a recap of Constance Spry's we’ll learn about her natural organic style design principles were considered radical at the time but are still popular today. In addtion to learning aobut her unconventional and accomplished life, Mary Beth treated us to a live demonstration of the Constance Spry-style floral arrangement pictured here.
Constance Spry was a British gardener and innovative floral designer long before anyone knew Martha Stewart. After a recap of Constance Spry's we’ll learn about her natural organic style design principles were considered radical at the time but are still popular today. In addtion to learning aobut her unconventional and accomplished life, Mary Beth treated us to a live demonstration of the Constance Spry-style floral arrangement pictured here.
March 2021 - Pots with Pizzazz
March 2021 - Pots with Pizzazz
Just in time for Spring Jana Milbocker of Enchanted Gardens joined us to explore the creation of Jazzy containers or what what she call the “jewelry" of the garden. Jana will lead us in a design session showing us how to elevate planters from “good” to “great”!
February 2021
February 2021
Good Bugs, Bad Bugs
Good Bugs, Bad Bugs
How to know the difference and What to with them.
How to know the difference and What to with them.
This program was presented by member & Master Gardener Peter Coppola.
This program was presented by member & Master Gardener Peter Coppola.
BGC_Jan2021_slides.pdfJanuary 2021
January 2021
Miss our January Meeting?
Catch-up here and start planning for Spring
October 2020 - Webinar
October 2020 - Webinar
Wednesday, Oct 28th - 7pm
Wednesday, Oct 28th - 7pm
When the dog days of summer hit, many of us are faced with water bans that limit our ability to water our lush gardens. During this prolonged drought in 2020, we find ourselves carefully monitoring the water level in rain barrels and hoping for the next rainfall. What if we started to incorporate plants that simply need less water? In this live webinar, Jen will share the effects of drought on woody plants and describe plant adaptations for dealing with drought. Most importantly, she will introduce us to a new palette of plant material that will decrease your water use while increasing species diversity and beauty in your home landscape.
When the dog days of summer hit, many of us are faced with water bans that limit our ability to water our lush gardens. During this prolonged drought in 2020, we find ourselves carefully monitoring the water level in rain barrels and hoping for the next rainfall. What if we started to incorporate plants that simply need less water? In this live webinar, Jen will share the effects of drought on woody plants and describe plant adaptations for dealing with drought. Most importantly, she will introduce us to a new palette of plant material that will decrease your water use while increasing species diversity and beauty in your home landscape.
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