Join the Livingston County Master Gardeners on Saturday, April 5th, to learn more about current topics in horticulture! 

 

Kassandra Ryerson, Kaisner Landscaping
You may have heard the phrase “the bones are good” when it comes to talking about the structure of a house. The same saying can go for your landscape. Whether you have some stable plants that aren’t looking the best, or your style has changed to salvaging an old sidewalk, there are ways to “work with what you have,” as the saying goes, while keeping a budget-friendly approach. This workshop will give you a step-by-step process on where to start, when to ask for help, and how to design your plan to get you to the transformation you want to achieve.

How to Create a Hummingbird Cafe
Carol Csanda, McLean County Master Gardener
Looking to attract hummingbirds to your yard? In this workshop, you'll learn about these fascinating birds and how to entice them to your garden. We will explore their unique characteristics and discuss the types of plants they love. 

Succulent Creations: Make & Take!
Livingston County Master Gardeners
Discover the variety of succulent types, their unique characteristics, and why they’re ideal for indoor and outdoor gardens. Then, roll up your sleeves and get creative as you design a stunning arrangement with these easy-to-care-for, drought-resistant plants! Attendees will have the option to craft either a beautiful succulent wreath or a charming succulent mushroom. View succlent wreath and mushroom design options here.

A $30 registration fee includes light refreshments, 3 educational programs, and succulent make-and-take materials.
 Check-in and light refreshments will be available at 8:45 a.m., with the workshops beginning at 9 a.m.