Seminars at the Wichita Garden Show
It’s that time of year again…the Wichita Garden Show is just around the corner. Therefore, regular posting about the Demo Garden is hereby suspended until after the garden show is over. Be sure to check back throughout next week to see some “behind the scenes” previews of the show, including all of us covered in mulch while building the garden. The theme of the show this year is “Gardens of the World.”
I’ll be doing my best, starting Sunday, to post some pictures of the building process, in case you’re interested in that. I’ll also post little “glimpses” of what you might be likely to see in the Great Gardens.
We also hold 30+ seminars throughout the garden show. They are held in Room 101 at Century II, which is off the hallway between Expo Hall and Convention Hall. If you can’t find it, just follow your nose to the stand that has the caramelized nuts…the door is usually right next to them. (It drives us all nuts! Hah!)
To see the complete listing of all the seminars throughout the whole show, you can download this file: Seminars (pdf)
A few seminars that may be of interest to those of you that grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs:
Wednesday, March 3
3 pm – Garden Kansas! with Kids
5 pm – Backyard Adventures for Your Family
Thursday, March 4
1 pm – Growing Small Fruits
3 pm – Rethinking Organic Gardening
Friday, March 5
12 pm – Using Dill from the Garden
4 pm – Soil Preparation & Composting
Saturday, March 6
9:30 am – Herbs from Around the World
10:30 am – Unusual Vegetables & Edibles (yeah, that’s one of mine!)
11:30 am – Building a Rain Barrel
Sunday, March 7
1 pm – Basic Vegetable Gardening
Posted on February 25, 2010, in Upcoming Events and tagged vegetable gardening, Vegetable gardening class, Wichita garden classes, Wichita Garden Show. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
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