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Join the North Fulton Master Gardener Extension Volunteers for our Fall Gardening Series, in person at the Roswell Library.
Do you need some advice for starting flower bulbs for the Spring? We've got you covered! This presentation will focus on tips for planting flower bulbs this Fall to ensure beautiful and flourishing blooms next Spring.
Presented by Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Carole MacMullan.
ADMISSION INFO
Free and open to the public. Registration not required. For more information, please call (678) 310-0873 or email northfultonmastergardeners@gmail.com.
Website: https://nfmg.net/index.html
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Lectures in this Series
- September 12: "The Meaning of Flowers," Presented by Kathie Lunsford
Tussie Mussie or Tussy Mussy? What are they? Where does the term come from? How did they evolve into the language of flowers? Does each flower have its own meaning, and how are Tussie Mussies used today? All these questions and more will be answered in this presentation! Find Out More - September 18: "Fall Bulbs," Presented by Carole MacMullan
Do you need some advice for starting flower bulbs for the Spring? We've got you covered! This presentation will focus on tips for planting flower bulbs this Fall to ensure beautiful and flourishing blooms next Spring. Find Out More - September 25: "Accessible Gardening." Presented by Willis Lanier
Do you have a green thumb or have kids that do but also need reasonable accommodations to garden? No worries, we've got some solutions! This presentation will focus on ways to accommodate accessibility in gardening so that you can enjoy your green thumb without worry. Find Out More
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PARKING INFO
There is dedicated library parking in the back of the library across the street from the Cultural Arts Center. Please note that the parking is sometimes used by the general public when there is a special event going on in the area, so at times, even the library lot is full.
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