Sixth Annual Spring Garden Seminar
March 11, 9 am to noon
The Conference Centre at Compton Gardens, 312 North Main Street, Bentonville, AR
Seminars include:
1.) Old Garden Roses in the Landscape, Kaye Kettrey, grower of old garden roses, author, photographer, member of the local rose society, the American Rose Society and the Heritage Rose Foundation. Kaye also exhibits the Old Garden Roses and has won various trophies with them.
2.) Pruning and Maintenance of Trees and Shrubs, Mark Bray, County Extension Agent - Horticulture, Benton County. Mark's graduate work was in the area of small fruits. He has also surveyed rare, threatened, and endangered wildflowers and has worked for retail garden centers and landscape contractors.
3.) Have a 'Berry' Good Landscape: How to incorporate small fruits into your landscape, Corrin Frizzell, Horticulturist, The Peel House Foundation. With a BS in Horticulture from the University of Arkansas, she's worked as a garden nursery sales representative and is currently The Peel House Foundation Horticulturist.
There will also be an Heirloom Rose sale available only to participants of the seminar.
Cost: $20/person, includes lunch. Call 479-254-3870 or email michelle@comptongardens.org for reservations.
Seating is limited; reserve your space now!
The Conference Centre at Compton Gardens, 312 North Main Street, Bentonville, AR
Seminars include:
1.) Old Garden Roses in the Landscape, Kaye Kettrey, grower of old garden roses, author, photographer, member of the local rose society, the American Rose Society and the Heritage Rose Foundation. Kaye also exhibits the Old Garden Roses and has won various trophies with them.
2.) Pruning and Maintenance of Trees and Shrubs, Mark Bray, County Extension Agent - Horticulture, Benton County. Mark's graduate work was in the area of small fruits. He has also surveyed rare, threatened, and endangered wildflowers and has worked for retail garden centers and landscape contractors.
3.) Have a 'Berry' Good Landscape: How to incorporate small fruits into your landscape, Corrin Frizzell, Horticulturist, The Peel House Foundation. With a BS in Horticulture from the University of Arkansas, she's worked as a garden nursery sales representative and is currently The Peel House Foundation Horticulturist.
There will also be an Heirloom Rose sale available only to participants of the seminar.
Cost: $20/person, includes lunch. Call 479-254-3870 or email michelle@comptongardens.org for reservations.
Seating is limited; reserve your space now!
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