November Friends First Friday Using Vines and Climbers in Your Garden

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Fri, Nov 6
9:00 AM to 10:30 AM

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| $12 general admission | $10 for members Register Online Whether you’re planning an expansive suburban landscape or looking for that special patio plant, there’s a place for vines in your garden. The use of vines and climbers in formal and natural garden settings will be discussed with an emphasis on clematis. Join us as Dan Long shares an amazing array of vines, both classic and new, suited to a wide variety of growing conditions in all colors of the rainbow. Long is the owner of Brushwood Nursery, a mail-order nursery specializing in clematis and other vines. He is currently the president of the International Clematis Society. He is also an author and a past instructor at Longwood Gardens and has lectured and taught at seminars for over 20 years. By focusing on vines and climbers, he has gained extensive knowledge and amassed a body of images on the subject, which he shares in his presentations designed to inform and inspire the audience. The registration deadline is noon on Oct. 30. Organizer Friends of the State Botanical Garden of Georgia Friends of the State Botanical Garden of Georgia [email protected] Venue Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live

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