Article content
This article has been updated to correct a grammatical error.
It was the Kat and Pat show when Seedy Saturday online programming for March got underway on the weekend.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Try refreshing your browser. Seedy Saturday in Cornwall starts with Plan Your Garden show Back to video
Event organizer/moderator Kat Rendek welcomed gardening expert Pat Lucey for the first of three hour-long webinars this month, the start of the seventh-annual Seedy Saturday that features all-things-gardening, but is a pandemic Plan B for the second year in a row.
The live event, titled Plan Your Garden and Support Local, kept things basic for the most part, but Rendek and Lucey did get into the weeds at times, addressing specific issues while alternating between slides and answering questions from the chat box.
Seedy Saturday in Cornwall starts with Plan Your Garden show standard-freeholder.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from standard-freeholder.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Palladium-Item
RICHMOND, Ind. Garden season is fast approaching. Are you ready? Whether you want to start your first garden or are a veteran gardener looking for tips, Morrisson-Reeves Library’s Green Thumb Thursdays series this spring has a session for you.
Green Thumb Thursdays promotes gardening best practices to participants. “As spring emerges, many are looking to enjoy the sunshine, and our Green Thumb series has tips for rookies and longtime gardeners,” Beth Harrick, MRL’s program specialist, said in a release. “We are excited to partner with local environmental educators to provide support for our community of gardeners.”
Session topics will include tips for easy gardening, how to enrich soil, dealing with diseases and pests, starting seed indoors, and the benefits of container gardens and raised beds. MRL partnered with Cope Environmental Center and Purdue Extension of Wayne and Fayette Counties to provide expert facilitation for these sessions.
Learn About Starting Seeds From Local Bozeman Gardening Pro
TIME: 9:30am to 10:30am
THIS IS A FREE EVENT but you need to register in advance by 10pm Friday night.
WHO: This event is hosted by Cashman Nursery & Landscaping with author Cheryl Moore-Gough, M.S. Plant Sciences. Cheryl is a local horticulture expert and literally wrote the book on Montana vegetable gardening. In addition to early season tips, she’ll teach you the basics of starting plants from seed. You’ll learn about timing, indoor set-up materials, care, and ultimately the unmatched satisfaction of transplanting your own plants outside when the weather is right.
There are dozens of classes to check out, online and in-person throughout the month.
Throughout the Lancaster County region, there are hands-on classes that teach things like how to make a resurrection garden and a succulent planter. Thereâs also a seed swap in Elizabethtown. There also are virtual classes on topics like flower arranging plus virtual talks about growing native plants and more.
The in-person events are limited to small groups and some virtual classes ship materials so donât wait to sign up. Some of the virtual events are selling out quickly as well.
If you have any additional events or talks to share, email enegley@lnpnews.com