Saturday, January 28th at 11am
Carol Stein's Gardeners Forum "Gardening for Bluebirds". How to attract and interact with bluebirds. Free, registration is required.

Saturday, Feb 4th at 11am
Pruning Demo with horticulturist Nelsa Cox. Get your landscape in shape with the Pros! Free, registration is required.

Vegetable Gardening 101 and Fairy Gardening coming in March and April!

• Start winter pruning of fruit trees at the end of January through February, and remember to spray with a dormant oil and follow up with lime sulfur.
   
• Horticultural oil (dormant oil) will take care of insects and their eggs on shrubs & trees. Check hollies, camellias & gardenias in particular.
   
• Winter is a great time to look at the bones of the garden. Make plans for adding evergreens, winter interest plants or structure to your landscape.
   
• Add more living space with outdoor "rooms". Create a seating area in the perfect nook. We have many benches and table & chair sets to choose from. Check out our Amish furniture for indoors and out.
   
• It's time to begin planning your vegetable garden. Have you done your soil test yet? We have free boxes for mailing to the State Soil Lab. We have bulk organic compost available for pick up. EXCELLENT for veggie gardens.
   
• Let us know what seeds you are looking for.
   
• Begin fertilizing with Plant-tone and Holly-tone at the end of January through February.