Date | Event | Description |
Saturday, October 26th @ 9:00 am | Putting the Garden to Bed | Preparing a garden for overwintering is an art and a science. Removing dead leaves from some plants is healthy; others require them for winter protection. Learn the basics and how to apply them to your own garden. |
Saturday, November 2nd @ 10:00 am | Natural Plant Dyes - Presentation | Come explore the various dye colors you can create using plants that are easily grown right here in Orange County. Learn how to create vibrant colored dyes and all of the steps involved in the dyeing process. |
Saturday, November 2nd @ 1:00 pm |
SOLD OUT Natural Plant Dyes - Hands-on Workshop |
Come participate in a hands-on dyeing project. Each participant will get experience both preparing dye from plants and dyeing yarn and leave with two sample skeins of naturally dyed yarn. |
Saturday, November 23rd @ 9:00 am | Winter Sowing | Winter sowing is a low-cost method of method of starting vegetable, flower, and perennials seeds by planting them in various containers and leaving them outside for the winter. In this class you will learn what winter sowing is, why it works as it does and all the instructions you will need to be able to begin your seed sowing as early as December! |
Friday, December 6th @ 10:00 am | Create a Kissing Ball | This workshop will begin with an introduction to all the gorgeous greens followed by a demonstration. Then attendees will work together in small groups alongside our Master Gardener Volunteers to create their own beautiful holiday kissing ball. Join us for this great family project! |
Friday, December 6th @ 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm | Create a Holiday Wreath | This workshop will begin with an introduction to all the gorgeous greens followed by a demonstration. Attendees will work together in small groups alongside our Master Gardener Volunteers to create their own beautiful holiday wreath. Join us for this great family project! |
Friday, December 6th @ 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm | Create a Tabletop Tree | This workshop will begin with an introduction to all the gorgeous greens followed by a demonstration. Attendees will work together in small groups alongside our Master Gardener Volunteers to create their own beautiful tabletop tree. Join us for this great family project! |
Katy Boula
Master Gardener Program Coordinator
keb332@cornell.edu
(845) 344-1234, Ext. 240
Last updated October 10, 2024