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Arkansas Master Gardener
Upcoming Events - Public Horticulture Events
July
16-17 - Bountiful Arkansas,
Winthrop Rockefeller Institute atop Petit Jean Mountain for a hands-on,
family friendly weekend of tasting and learning about locally grown produce
from The Natural State. Horticulture workshops, culinary classes, kids’
activities, tomato tasting and more. Space is limited. Call 501-727-5435 for
reservations.
17 - 2010 Mount Holly Garden Series, 9:00 a.m., suggested donation
of $5 to benefit Mount Holly Cemetery, 12th and Broadway, Little Rock, Ark.;
"What’s Bugging You?" with Beth Phelps. Bring a lawn chair, wear your
gardening hat and bring items from your garden to share. In the Victorian
tradition we share plants, bulbs, seeds, seedlings, cuttings, fruits,
vegetables, etc. For more information contact Kay Tatum kay.tatum@yahoo.com.
August
21 - 2010 Mount Holly Garden Series, 9:00 a.m., suggested donation
of $5 to benefit Mount Holly Cemetery, 12th and Broadway, Little Rock, Ark.;
"Plumerias" by Dewayne Hancock. Bring a lawn chair, wear your gardening hat
and bring items from your garden to share. In the Victorian tradition we
share plants, bulbs, seeds, seedlings, cuttings, fruits, vegetables, etc.
For more information contact Kay Tatum kay.tatum@yahoo.com.
September
11 - Izard Co. Plant Sale, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon, Izard County
Fairgrounds - LaCrosse Road. For more information contact Dian James at
870-670-5867 or
dmcj@centurytel.net.
18 - 2010 Mount Holly Garden Series, 9:00 a.m., suggested donation
of $5 to benefit Mount Holly Cemetery, 12th and Broadway, Little Rock, Ark.;
"Bees and your Garden" by Dwayne McFarlan. Bring a lawn chair, wear your
gardening hat and bring items from your garden to share. In the Victorian
tradition we share plants, bulbs, seeds, seedlings, cuttings, fruits,
vegetables, etc. For more information contact Kay Tatum kay.tatum@yahoo.com.
October
16 - 2010 Mount Holly Garden Series, 9:00 a.m., suggested donation
of $5 to benefit Mount Holly Cemetery, 12th and Broadway, Little Rock, Ark.;
"Houseplants 101" by Debra Redding. Bring a lawn chair, wear your gardening
hat and bring items from your garden to share. In the Victorian tradition we
share plants, bulbs, seeds, seedlings, cuttings, fruits, vegetables, etc.
For more information contact Kay Tatum kay.tatum@yahoo.com.
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