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Upcoming Events
Whether it’s learning how to put together spectacular pots or listening to a lecture by a well-known horticulturist, there’s no better way to bring together the gardening community than throwing a good get-together. Which we like to do as often as possible.
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The official rose of the 2008 Rose Festival is at your local Dennis’ 7 Dees. Winner of the coveted All America Rose Selection award for 2008, this rose features masses of perfectly formed, fully double flowers, borne on long stems that are clothed with beautiful healthy foliage. The true, clear yellow flowers have deep ruby edging and won’t fade in the vase. Vigorous, free flowering, and disease resistant, this rose will grace any garden.
This blooming beauty is available exclusively at our garden centers,
and they’re selling fast, so don’t delay.
$17.99
A portion of the proceeds will go to benefit the Rose Festival Association.
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July 12, Saturday 10 am
Water, Water, Water
...or “Life’s too short to spend it at the end of a hose!” OK, plants and lawns need water, but how much? Improper watering is the most common way to lose your investment in your yard. We’ll teach you how much water your yard needs, and let you in on techniques to keep your water bill lower and your plants healthier. We’ll also tour the nursery and see all kinds of plants that require less water.
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July 12, Saturday 10 am
Water, Water, Water
...or “Life’s too short to spend it at the end of a hose!” OK, plants and lawns need water, but how much? Improper watering is the most common way to lose your investment in your yard. We’ll teach you how much water your yard needs, and let you in on techniques to keep your water bill lower and your plants healthier. We’ll also tour the nursery and see all kinds of plants that require less water.
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July 12, Saturday 10 am
Water, Water, Water
...or “Life’s too short to spend it at the end of a hose!” OK, plants and lawns need water, but how much? Improper watering is the most common way to lose your investment in your yard. We’ll teach you how much water your yard needs, and let you in on techniques to keep your water bill lower and your plants healthier. We’ll also tour the nursery and see all kinds of plants that require less water.
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July 26, Saturday 10 am - 11 am
Grow A Golf Course-Quality Lawn
David Phipps, Stone Creek Golf Club Superintendent
Golf couse superintendents will share the latest techniques and strategies for growing the best lawn, in the least time, at the lowest cost. Get tips on efficient approaches to irrigation, soil fertility, mowing, top-dressing and effective pest and weed management. Tools, timing, product choices and application will be highlighted. Learn from a golf course superintendent how to get the most lawn for the least investment at home.
"Natural gardening works!"
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