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SUMMARY:Kokedama Moss Ball Workshop at Dennis’ 7 Dees Landscaping & Garden Centers
DESCRIPTION:A fun activity for plant-lovers\, this ancient form of Bonsai is done by encasing a plant’s roots in special soil and wrapping it in moss (no pot)! Kokedama may be displayed in a decorative saucer or bowl or suspended from the ceiling for a unique\, vertical look. This hands-on class will take you through the steps to create one ball using the plant of your choice and also teach you how to care for it after you take it home. Pre-registration is required; $45 class fee covers materials used during the workshop. Extra Kokedama can be purchased and made for $35 each. \nDennis’ 7 Dees Bridgeport Village Plant Shop\n7325 SW Bridgeport Rd.\nPortland\, OR 97224 \nBe sure to visit their website\, for complete details and registration: dennis7dees.com
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SUMMARY:Dried Flower Workshop at Al’s Garden & Home
DESCRIPTION:Al’s Garden & Home will host a Dried Flower Workshop from 5–6 p.m. Wednesday\, Feb. 8 at all four locations — Woodburn\, Sherwood\, Wilsonville and Gresham. The cost of instruction and materials will be $40 per person. \nWhile fresh flowers are in short supply this time of year\, dried flowers can be used to create gorgeous displays. Amanda Bayha\, Owner of Soul Seeds\, and the staff at Al’s Garden & Home will demonstrate how to display a gorgeous assortment of dried blooms in a shadow box. This hands-on project is easy\, with no woodworking skills required. Sustainably provided dried grasses and flowers from the dried flower Christmas tree this year will be provided\, allowing participants to customize their project. Food and drink will be provided\, along with everything you need to be successful\, including shadow boxes and all other elements. \nAdvance registration is required at the Al’s Garden and Home website.
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SUMMARY:Growing Blueberries (10-Minute University™)
DESCRIPTION:Free webinar \nClackamas County Master Gardeners 10-Minute University™ offers a series of short classes for February 2023 offering research-based gardening know-how. All presentations are free! \nThis online seminar is free with advanced registration. \nEveryone knows blueberries are delicious parcels of anti-oxidants\, but how many are aware blueberry plants can live for decades if proper pruning keeps up the production of young fruiting wood? We will share best practices worked out through years of research by Oregon State University scientists. This class begins with how to choose among different varieties. Then we discuss soil preparations and planting techniques\, followed by cultural practices including fertilizing\, watering\, and pruning. Finally\, we review pest and disease problems and how to manage them. Learn more
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SUMMARY:Hot Peppers! From Seed to Salsa webinar (Washington County Master Gardener Association)
DESCRIPTION:“Hot Peppers! From Seed to Salsa” will be the topic of a free Zoom webinar presented from 7–8 p.m. Tuesday\, February 7 by the Washington County Master Gardener Association. Ezequiel Lopez-Reyes will talk about planting and growing peppers\, and how they relate to Latinx culture. Ezequiel will focus on tips such as the pinching process\, when to plant your peppers outdoors\, and how to use peppers in the kitchen. \nEzequiel currently works with Latinx families and students in Washington County to help prepare them for life after high school. His love for gardening was passed down to him by his parents. His father was a farmer in Mexico\, while his mother worked for 30 years in a plant nursery. Ezequiel says he has grown almost everything you can think of including peppers\, limes\, tomatoes\, cherries\, figs\, and peaches. \nTo have access to the webinar\, simply complete the advance registration.
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SUMMARY:Happy Hellebore Days at Out in the Garden Nursery
DESCRIPTION:Out in the Garden Nursery in Molalla is hosting its annual Happy Hellebore Days every weekend in February\, celebrating the plant also known as the Lenten rose. During that month\, the nursery will be open from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. every Friday\, Saturday and Sunday. It is located at 32483 S. Matthias Road\, Molalla\, Oregon 97038. \nOut in the Garden carries almost 40 Hellebore cultivars from the Hellebore Gold Collection\, Winter Jewels\, Frostkiss\, and Honeymoon/Wedding Series. The nursery also has many other winter interest plants\, including evergreen ferns\, grasses\, Sarcococca (aka sweet box)\, and Cyclamen. Some early spring plants are also poking their heads up\, and the nursery’s display garden also will be open. \nIn addition to the posted hours\, the nursery is also open by appointment. Call 503-829-4141 for information\, or log on to www.outinthegardennursery.com.
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