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  • February 2023

  • Sat 18

    Garden Basics: Tools for Gardening Smarter, Not Harder

    February 18, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    The Piedmont Master Gardeners will offer a primer on easy-to-find as well as odd, little-known, but handy tools for tending the yard and garden—from socks and gloves to clippers and tree-extraction tools. This free Garden Basics session will cover: • caring for your tools; • where to buy them; and • how, when, and where… Read More »Garden Basics: Tools for Gardening Smarter, Not Harder

    Free
  • Sat 18

    Garden Basics: Tools for Gardening Smarter, Not Harder

    February 18, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    The Piedmont Master Gardeners will offer a primer on easy-to-find as well as odd, little-known, but handy tools for tending the yard and garden—from socks and gloves to clippers and tree-extraction tools. This free Garden Basics session will cover: • caring for your tools; • where to buy them; and • how, when, and where… Read More »Garden Basics: Tools for Gardening Smarter, Not Harder

    Free
  • March 2023

  • Thu 2

    Spring Lecture Series—Michael Carter Jr., “Africulture and Unique Organic Vegetables You’ll Want in Your Home Garden”

    March 2, 2023 @ 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
    Virtual Event

    In this online presentation, Michael Carter Jr. will highlight the many contributions the African continent and people of African descent have made to farming and food traditions in the United States. He will also introduce some of the unique plants he grows organically at his family’s certified Virginia Century Farm in Orange County. Carter is… Read More »Spring Lecture Series—Michael Carter Jr., “Africulture and Unique Organic Vegetables You’ll Want in Your Home Garden”

    $10
  • Thu 2

    Spring Lecture Series—Michael Carter Jr., “Africulture and Unique Organic Vegetables You’ll Want in Your Home Garden”

    March 2, 2023 @ 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
    Virtual Event

    In this online presentation, Michael Carter Jr. will highlight the many contributions the African continent and people of African descent have made to farming and food traditions in the United States. He will also introduce some of the unique plants he grows organically at his family’s certified Virginia Century Farm in Orange County. Carter is… Read More »Spring Lecture Series—Michael Carter Jr., “Africulture and Unique Organic Vegetables You’ll Want in Your Home Garden”

    $10
  • Thu 9
    March-9-Schamerhorn

    Spring Lecture Series—Bob Schamerhorn, “Attracting Birds and Other Wildlife to Your Garden with Easy-to-Create Water Features”

    March 9, 2023 @ 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
    Virtual Event

    Bob Schamerhorn’s online multimedia presentation will demonstrate water’s powerful attraction to birds and other wildlife in every season and will suggest ways to enhance our enjoyment of nature by bringing water into our backyards. Based in Richmond, Schamerhorn is an award-winning nature photographer and a lifelong bird and nature enthusiast. His work has appeared in… Read More »Spring Lecture Series—Bob Schamerhorn, “Attracting Birds and Other Wildlife to Your Garden with Easy-to-Create Water Features”

    $10
  • Thu 9
    March-9-Schamerhorn

    Spring Lecture Series—Bob Schamerhorn, “Attracting Birds and Other Wildlife to Your Garden with Easy-to-Create Water Features”

    March 9, 2023 @ 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
    Virtual Event

    Bob Schamerhorn’s online multimedia presentation will demonstrate water’s powerful attraction to birds and other wildlife in every season and will suggest ways to enhance our enjoyment of nature by bringing water into our backyards. Based in Richmond, Schamerhorn is an award-winning nature photographer and a lifelong bird and nature enthusiast. His work has appeared in… Read More »Spring Lecture Series—Bob Schamerhorn, “Attracting Birds and Other Wildlife to Your Garden with Easy-to-Create Water Features”

    $10
  • Thu 16
    March 16 Eierman

    Spring Lecture Series—Kim Eierman, “Designing a Pollinator Victory Garden for a Changing Climate”

    March 16, 2023 @ 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
    Virtual Event

    Kim Eierman, an ecological landscape designer specializing in native plants, will cover the dramatic decline of pollinators due to factors that include climate change and will offer simple strategies gardeners can use to support bees and an array of other pollinator species. Based in Westchester County, New York, Eierman is author of The Pollinator Victory… Read More »Spring Lecture Series—Kim Eierman, “Designing a Pollinator Victory Garden for a Changing Climate”

    $10
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