Want to have beautiful blooms fresh from your own garden to adorn your house and table but don’t have the space for a separate cutting garden? This Tower Hill Botanic Garden program on Sunday, February 8 from 1 – 2:30 will give you plant selections you can easily work in to your existing garden space that will provide you bouquet after bountiful bouquet as well as suggestions for foliage , fruit and other fun additions to make your arrangements POP!
Instructor Bio: Cheryl Monroe is a licensed adult educator who has been lecturing throughout New England since 2009. She follows two garden mottos: First, to always pay attention to the science, staying current with plant research, new plant introductions and design trends, secondly : “Pretty it up!” She strives to have beautiful pest free gardens on her 1 acre plot in central Massachusetts where she grows over 100 clematis species and hybrids, dozens upon dozens of ornamental vines, hundreds upon hundreds of perennials , and a large variety of both deciduous and coniferous trees and shrubs. Cheryl is a mom of four, lover of corgi dogs, avid reader, and knitter, but mostly and whenever possible, a gardener. The program is free with admission, but pre-registration is recommended at https://dnbweb1.blackbaud.com/OPXREPHIL/EventDetail.asp?cguid=C7E2C131-AD0F-49AA-B073-5B92F8300A37&eid=50741&sid=584E6F84-6F72-4A48-AA6F-98B205FEC90C.
