CLASS: Do you fight with your tools when using them? WSU Master Cowlitz County Gardener Art Fuller will show you how to clean and sharpen your tools so that they work for you and with you prior to winter storage or spring usage. Learn how to give your tools the edge that will shorten work and make chores easier and more enjoyable.
CLASS: Birds delight us with their presence in our backyards and provide many beneficial services, from pest-control to pollination.
CLASS: Would you like to attract Mason Bees into your backyard? These non-aggressive native bees are easy to raise at little cost and much enjoyment.
EVENT: Bare Root Trees, Shrubs & Perennials Sale!!!
CLASS: Watching birds from your window but not knowing what species they are? We will talk about the basics of bird identification and touch on some of the more common backyard birds in our area with a focus on our various sparrow species.
CLASS: Do you know what kinds of food and bedding worms prefer? Learn how to make your own simple worm composting bin ...
EVENT: The gardens will be in full bloom along with artists featuring a full spectrum of garden and fine art.
CLASS: Our lawns, what are they all about? What do we really know about the beginnings of the practice of having manicured lawns taking up most or a large part of our properties?
EVENT: Can you eat a leaf? Build a bird’s nest? Draw a pollinator? And what about bugs? Do we need them? Join us for a morning of fun and learning in the garden!
EVENT: How can we continue to work in our gardens as we age and/or experience physical constraints? Many of us have limitations that may impair our ability to get into the garden and complete tasks that we enjoy and want to accomplish.
CLASS: Are you scared by bats? They have a bad reputation that they don’t deserve. There are over 1,200 species of bats worldwide with more than a dozen found here in Washington; five of which are likely to use a bat house if placed correctly.
EVENT: Please join us for some gardening fun at the 7th annual PERENNIAL, BULB & SEED SWAP And mini plant sale—CASEE greenhouse open for native sales