Do a little something for future you - Planting flowering bulbs in autumn means cheer for the midwinter blues!

Flowering bulbs planted in autumn add cheer to gardens from mid-winter through summer. They are very easy to grow if you know a few tips! They bloom in a rainbow of hues, and a range of sizes and shapes.  In this workshop led by Kankakee County Master Gardener Coordinator Holly Froning, you will learn about bulb selection, planting, care, and how to keep your amazing bulbs coming back year after year!

The registration cost for this program is $5. Register in advance by September 7.

If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate, please contact froning@illinois.edu. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time for meeting your access needs.

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