Rock County

Below is an on-line version of the presentation, Elements of a Healing Garden, presented: Garden Expo, Feburary 12, 2011 MATC, February 15, 2011 See References for more information.

Master Gardener Volunteers of the Rock Prairie Association will host a series of education programs aimed at vegetable gardeners.  Each program is open to the public and free of charge. Community Garden Educational Opportunities May 23.  Plan Your Garden / Seed, Seedling and Plant Exchange To seed or to transplant?  How much and how many?  [...]

Presentations from the Advanced Master Gardener Training October 27, Milwaukee & Waukesha Counties November 4, Fond Du Lac County November 9, Rock County November 10, Kenosha & Racine Counties

This is the presentation from the May 4th Advanced MGV Training class on Fruits & Vegetables. As stated in class, I’d like your comments on how to improve this presentation and overall class.  I’ve received some constructive comments so far.  Please keep them coming.  I’ve even turned the comments section on (below) for you.

Thank you to the Kenosha/Racine MGVs for inviting me over to teach! Here is a copy of the presentation I used last night. 

National Horticultural Therapy Week 2010 will be celebrated from March 14th through March 20th this year, as that is the week in which spring begins!  More information at the AHTA website. Adding my part to the celebration, I presented this weekend on ‘Elements of a Healing Garden’ to Master Gardeners at Kenosha’s annual “Spring Into Gardening” workshop. 

My appreciation to the Bluff Country Master Gardeners for inviting me to their wonderful symposium, March 6, 2010.  

The following was presented February 24, 2010, to Univeristy of Illinois-Extension Master Gardeners, Rockford, IL.  A very special thanks to UW-Extension Master Gardener Volunteers Deb G., Jim H., Barb G., and Robin A. for helping co-present!  Job very well done!!! It’s always fun to cross that “cheese curtain”.

 Presentation from the November, 2009, Advanced Training in SEW and FDL.