Thriving in Dry Times: Low-Water Landscaping - an Arboretum Adult Education program
Come explore how to select plants for dry times and how to maintain the plants you have chosen.
Even though this drought is starting to clear up, another may appear in the future. Learn tips and tricks for planting and maintaining a beautiful landscape with low-water needs.
Our presenter for this month is Melanie White, NC State Extension Master Gardener volunteer of Forsyth County.
This class is part of the Arboretum Adult Education series held at Tanglewood Park in Clemmons, NC and will be held in person at Walnut Hall in Tanglewood Park. Registered participants will receive driving directions.
Registration will open 2 weeks before each class and close 24 hours prior to the program. Call 336-703-2850 if you need assistance. Register through Eventbrite.
For questions about the Adult Education series, please contact John Bagwell, Horticulture Agent and Director of the Arboretum, at jwbagwel@ncsu.edu or 336-703-2868.
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