Tickets on sale for 2022 Property & Garden Digital Lecture Sequence
Tickets went on sale on Dec. 7 for the Jefferson County Master Gardener Foundation’s 2022 Lawn & Backyard garden Virtual Lecture Collection. The collection will be performed in a dwell webinar structure, and will operate on six consecutive Saturdays from Jan. 8-Feb. 12.
Each and every lecture will run from 10 a.m.–noon and will very last about 90 minutes,. Each function will allow time for the viewers to question inquiries.
The value for the full 6-lecture sequence is $60 solitary-event tickets are obtainable for $12.
Get tickets at yardandgarden.brownpapertickets.com.
The collection will element:
• Linda Gilkeson, entomologist, private expert, instructor and finest-providing writer of “Backyard Bounty: The Finish Information to Calendar year-Round Organic Gardening in the Pacific Northwest,” delivers a Jan. 8 presentation titled, “Planning Your 12-Month Back garden.”
• Bess Bronstein, educator, ISA-certified arborist and horticultural guide with 35 years of working experience in arboriculture, landscape management and backyard style and design, provides “How to Properly Prune Any Shrub” on Jan. 15.
• Eric Lee-Mäder, co-director of the Pollinator Method at the Xerces Modern society for invertebrate conservation, and writer of quite a few textbooks about bees — which include “Attracting Indigenous Pollinators and Farming with Advantageous Insects” — will lecture on “Bring Back the Pollinators: Sowing Biodiversity for Bees and Beneficial Insects” on Jan. 22.
• Christina Pfeiffer, writer of “Pacific Northwest Month-By-Thirty day period Gardening: What to Do Every Thirty day period to Have a Beautiful Yard All 12 months,” and horticulturist with an emphasis on sustainable and efficient techniques, will lecture on “What on Earth? Having Treatment of Backyard garden Soils” Jan. 29.
• David Seabrook, a Jefferson County hearth district commissioner, volunteer for the Department of Unexpected emergency Management and the Food Devices Unit, Learn Gardener, and local weather transform activist, features “Growing Group Food items Process Resilience for Uncertain Times” on Feb. 5.
• James Cassidy, a Oregon Condition College soil science instructor for extra than 15 years — and college advisor for the well-known OSU Natural Growers Club — provides “Mulches and Crop Rotations” on Feb. 12.
The function is cosponsored by Washington Point out University’s Jefferson County Extension Company.
Ticket sales help support Jefferson County Master Gardener Software systems. For extra info, take a look at jcmgf.org.
