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Tue Jan 5, 2010
7:30p - 10:00p

North American Butterfly Association 996

Northern New Jersey Milkweeds (and the critters that love them) by Tom Halliwell.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: NABA

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Fri Apr 23, 2010
2:00p - 4:00p
and Sat 4/24 - 10:00a - 3:00p

34th Annual New Jersey Daffodil Show and American Daffodil Society Northeast Regional Show 945

The New Jersey Daffodil Society/American Daffodil Society Northeast Region show, scheduled from Thursday, April 22 to Saturday, April 24, has been cancelled. Our early spring and some unusually hot weather caused daffodils throughout the region to bloom too far in advance of the planned show dates.

We regret any inconvenience or disappointment this might cause.

Ray Rogers
Show Chair
New Jersey Daffodil Society

First Look is a unique event. It is the American Hosta Society - Region One's Seedling and Sport Competition. This year it will be hosted by the Tri-State Hosta Society and the Keynote Speaker will be Tony Avent from Plant Delights Nursery.

Public hours are Saturday, June 12th -- no registration for the event is needed to visit the vendors.

More information is available here or at Tri-State Hosta's site.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: TSH

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Jun 19, 2010
10:00a

Tri-State African Violet Council 949

Tri-State African Violet Council

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Other

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Thu Jun 24, 2010
to Oct. 24, 2010

Medicinal Plants of the Civil War 971

Exhibit & Cell Phone Tour

"This exhibit was inspired by a collection of rare books at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. They are of a category known as Medical Botanies. In them, for the first time in history, physicians simultaneously used both the scientific name for a plant, and its many common names...." So begins the introduction to the brochure about the exhibit and cell phone tour mounted at the Arboretum this summer.

Click on the image at right to download the brochure on this fascinating glimpse into plants, medicine and the Civil War.

Click on the image at left to see a photo gallery of pictures from Dr. Lesley Parness's talk, Medicinal Plants of the Civil War. Most of these plants may be seen at the Arboretum.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Thu Jul 1, 2010

In Our Gallery - July 958

Photography Exhibit by Alan Detrick

Noted garden, nature and landscape photographer Alan L. Detrick shows his work at the Gallery at the Haggerty Education Center. Mr. Detrick is the author of "Macro Photography for Gardeners and Nature Lovers" and his award winning work has appeared worldwide in major publications. For an advance treat, visit his website: www.alandetrick.com and join us on July 10 for Alan's class "A Photographer's Eye."

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Jul 10, 2010
1:00p - 3:00p

A Photographer's Eye 956

Noted garden, nature and landscape photographer Alan L. Detrick presents this multimedia lecture combining beautiful imagery and music. The many different ways to "see" a subject are illustrated along with ways to improve your own digital or film photography.

Mr. Detrick is the author of "Macro Photography for Gardeners and Nature Lovers" and his award winning work has appeared worldwide in major publications. He has lectured and conducted photography workshops at Longwood Gardens, the New York Botanical Garden and Chanticleer Gardens as well as for the American Horticultural Society, the Garden Club of America and the Garden Writer's Association, which named him a fellow in 2005. Visit his website, http://www.alandetrick.com/.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Fri Jul 16, 2010
8:15p and
Friday, Aug 27, 7:30p

Friday Night Family Movies 951

The days of the drive ins may be past, but your children can still wear their pajamas to the movies. Friends members can enjoy our Friday Night Family Movies on The Great Lawn at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. This is an ideal spot for a family picnic supper. Bring a blanket, some bug spray and settle down an environmentally-themed family classics WALL-E and Where the Wild Things Are. Make some summertime memories with your favorite people.

Where the Wild Things Are

Enjoy viewing this family classic on a big screen on the Arboretum's Great Lawn. Picnics are welcome. Bring a blanket or chairs.

Date: Friday, July 16 - No advance registration needed
Time: 8:15 pm. Arboretum opens at 6pm

WALL- E

Enjoy viewing this family classic on a big screen on the Arboretum's Great Lawn. Picnics are welcome. Bring a blanket or chairs.

Date: Friday, August 27 - No advance registration needed
Time: 7:30 pm. Arboretum opens at 6pm

Location: Great Lawn

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Tue Jul 20, 2010
and Wed July 21
10:00a - 1:00p
Register by July 7

Create a Mosaic Flower Pot 957

Join Eleanor Parr DiLeo for this two-day class where you will create your own mosaic wall-hung flower pot. Participants are encouraged to bring some of their own broken pottery to incorporate into the design. Eleanor is a member of the Society of American Mosaic Artists and has taught and exhibited her work at galleries here in New Jersey as well as out of state.

(an additional $10 materials fee to be paid to the instructor)

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Jul 25, 2010
1:00p
Register by June 21

Fairy Day 953

Fri Aug 27, 2010
7:30pm

Friday Night Family Movies 972

WALL- E

Enjoy viewing this family classic on a big screen on the Arboretum's Great Lawn. Picnics are welcome. Bring a blanket or chairs.

Date: Friday, August 27 - No advance registration needed
Time: 7:30 pm. Arboretum opens at 6pm

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Tue Aug 31, 2010

Calling All Crafters! 970

The Frelinghuysen Arboretum will be host a Holiday Craft Show on the weekends of December 4/5 and December 11/12 in conjunction with their annual exhibit -- Gingerbread Wonderland -- which draws an annual visitation of 12,000 to 15,000 guests. To review the requirements and apply for a table, please download the Craft Show Application.

Applications may also be picked up at the Haggerty Education Center of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum located at 53 East Hanover Avenue in Morristown, NJ.

Applications are due by August 31.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Wed Sep 1, 2010

In Our Gallery - September 960

Art Exhibit by Melanie Bump

Morris County Park Commission employee Melanie Bump takes botanical drawings to a whole new level using watercolors, illustrations and mixed media collage.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Wed Sep 1, 2010
through Oct. 31

Plants of China: A Friendship and Peace Exhibit and Cell Phone Tour 1012

The Friends of the Frelinghuysen Arboretum are pleased to join UPS, Provident Bank Foundation and the Morris County Parks Commission in sponsoring Plants of China: A Friendship and Peace Exhibit and Cell Phone Tour. The Cell Phone Tour is one of many such programs at the Frelinghuysen Arboretum and provides visitors with extensive cultural and horticultural background of many of the Chinese transplants growing in all our gardens.

The exhibit guide (click on image at left for a large pdf in both English and Chinese) provides background horticultural information, as well as tour directions. One fascinating tidbit found there:

An astonishing 1/8th of the world's plant species are native to China, including thousands that are found growing nowhere else on Earth.

Willowwood Tour with Plantswoman Judy Schaible 966

Join Judy for an intimate tour of the gardens at Willowwood where she has been working for the past six years. Judy has a B.S. in horticulture from Cook College and got her start in gardening by helping her Dad water his tomato plants when she was seven. At Willowwood, she is responsible for the Roserie, the Winter Garden, the Parking Lot and the Stone Barn plantings. At the Kay Center, Judy is responsible for the Butterfly Garden.

Location: Willowwood Arboretum

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Sep 12, 2010
2:00p - 4:00p

Travel With the Friends to Scotland 950

The Friends start celebrating their 40th Anniversary with a fabulous trip to Scotland in May/June 2011, just in time for the Edinburgh Flower Show.

Joint meeting of the NJ Council of African Violet Judges (NJCAVJ) & Tristate African Violet Council (TAVC)

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Sep 19, 2010
10:00a - 4:00p

New Jersey Mycological Association FUNGUS FEST 990

Get ready for an afternoon of mycological mayhem at FUNGUS FEST including:

Mushroom walks throughout the day (rain or shine)
Lectures about NJ mushrooms and roles fungi play in our eco-system
Mushroom identification - bring your mushrooms
Display of various mushrooms
Cooking demonstrations
Dyeing and making papers with mushrooms
Cultivation
Medicinal uses of mushrooms
Kid's corner - paper cutting
and much, much more

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Other

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Sep 19, 2010
10:00a - 4:00p
Register by September 15

Summit / Short Hills Garden Tour 965

Enjoy exclusive access to five beautiful gardens in Summit and Short Hills on this "drive yourself" tour.

Two of the gardens belong to the founders of Seibert and Rice, the leading American importer of handmade terracotta planters and urns from Italy and were designed by famed landscape architect Richard Hartlage.

One was designed by award-winning landscape designer Susan Cohan. Included in the mix are ruins, ponds, espaliers, firepits and pergola.

The gardens on this self-drive tour are situated close to one another with easy access to fabulous shopping and lunch options.

Click the image on the right for photos of these wonderful gardens. Updated September 1st! Many more pictures! New garden!

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Fri Sep 24, 2010
10:30a - Noon or 7:00p - 8:30p
Register by September 10

Herbal Vinegars Workshop 955

Make a trio of tasty herbal vinegars using herbs grown at the Arboretum and three different types of vinegar. Handsome bottles, personalized labels and matching ribbon make this a nice hostess gift -- but you won't want to give them away! Choose either the morning or evening class.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Sep 25, 2010
1:00p - 2:30p
Register by September 11

Native Knowledge Lecture 967

A month long celebration of native plants held in cooperation with Garden State Gardens, a consortium of New Jersey's public gardens. (www.gardenstategardens.org). Lecture entitled "Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder: European Plant Explorers in the New World" will be given by Superintendent of Horticultural Education, Lesley Parness.

The familiar trees that grace our forests were deemed "rare, extraordinary and magnificent" by 18th and 19th century plant explorers. Learn about their travels here in the "new world" and how American trees changed European landscapes.

(limited space)

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Sep 25, 2010
1:30p - 3:00p

North Jersey Dahlia Society Dahlia Show 991

dahlia Regional Dahlia growers fill the Haggerty Education Center Auditorium with Dahlias of all sizes, shapes and colors.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: NJDS

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Sep 25, 2010
3:00p - 4:00p
Register by September 11

Native Plant Walking Tour 968

Kathy Salisbury, President of the New Jersey Native Plant Society leads an hour long tour of the native trees on the grounds of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. This tour is a part of Native Knowledge, a month long celebration of native plants.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Sep 26, 2010
1:00p

Best New Plants, a Talk by Steve Kristoph 992

steve_closeup Home Garden Club of Morristown presents Steve Kristoph, well-known New Jersey landscape designer and plantsman, who will talk about the best new plants and shrubs for New Jersey gardens. He will also offer plants from his nursery for sale after the lecture.

Intermediate Mosaics with Eleanor Parr-DiLeo 1013

artinarb Eleanor is back by popular demand for this intermediate mosaics class.

Create an 8 by 10" mosaic wall piece using the skills you learned in the beginner mosaic class. This is an opportunity to fine tune your technique and learn new skills, but you must have experience with mosaics or have taken one of Eleanor's workshops in the past. Bring your own design or select one from the instructor's design file.

An additional materials fee of $25.00 is payable to the instructor at the first class. Participants should bring their own wheel cutters or nippers to class.

Please note that this is a 3-day workshop.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Wed Oct 6, 2010

Junior Master Gardeners Fall Program 993

Junior Master Gardeners is for young people in grades 3-5. Kids needn't have taken any other youth horticulture classes at the Arboretum but they must be willing to get dirty, go outside no matter what, help others, and have fun. This year's JMG class will focus on specific areas and collections at the Arboretum and the changes throughout the seasons. At the end of the year, young gardeners will participate in a plant focused service project based on what they've learned, and along the way they will become certified Junior Master Gardeners.

Junior Master Gardeners was created by the University Cooperative Extension, the same organization that coordinates the Master Gardener program in each state in the U.S. - a program known for it's educational outreach and service to the community.

JMG will begin Wednesday, October 6 and meet every other Wednesday throughout the school year from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm. The cost is $150 per child for members or $175 per child for non-members.

For more information or to request a registration brochure contact Senior Horticultural Program Specialist, Gwen Montgomery at 973-631-5004 or at gmontgomery@morrisparks.net

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Wed Oct 6, 2010
7:00p - 8:30p

Fall Planning for Your Spring Vegetable Garden 976

Do you just love snow peas? You can have your fill by May, grown right in your own backyard.

The easiest way to start your own forest is from seeds and in this weekend event, families will learn how to identify trees, find and collect tree seeds, and discover just how easy it is to "cold treat" seeds for spring germination.

No, not the compact fluorescent kind... flower bulbs! A little work in the fall will reward you with blooms in the spring and well into the future, saving you time and energy. Go green! ...and red, and yellow, and orange....

Presenter Marc Zukovich, President of Sterling Horticultural Services and Professor at County College of Morris, is a gifted speaker and incredibly knowledgeable on all topics horticultural. His talk on bulbs is one of the best. There will be bulbs for sale (cash or checks only) following the talk.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Oct 17, 2010
10:00a

"Little Bulbs for the Rock and Woodland Garden" by Judy Glattstein 1001

Watnong Chapter of the North American Rock Garden Society presents "Little Bulbs for the Rock and Woodland Garden" by Judy Glattstein. This slide-illustrated talk will include early, mid-spring, and autumn flowering bulbs, as well as native woodland species. Planting and maintenance tips will also be discussed. For more information, contact David Nial at nial590@verizon.net

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: NARG

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Oct 23, 2010
1:00p - 2:30p

Growing Great Garlic 973

Never again will you purchase those puny bulbs from the grocer's shelf. Learn how to get great garlic from your garden and purchase individual cloves of unusual varieties from Mexico, Poland, China and other garlic loving places. Liquid seaweed, vodka, rubbing alcohol -- who knew that these products made for healthy, mammoth heads of garlic? Plant now and harvest in July. Superintendent of Horticultural Education Lesley Parness will ply you with samples of garlic bread in order to get you to help her plant her garlic garden!

Odonates by Alan Barlow.

(please note this meeting is scheduled on the 2nd Tuesday due to Election Day)

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: NABA

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Wed Nov 10, 2010
7:00p

The African Violet Club of Morris County 1008

'Watering Basics' - Ginny Heatter will discuss the many different watering methods used for African Violets. '

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: AVC

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Nov 14, 2010
1:00p - 3:00p

Fall Fruit Tarts 974

Cranberries, apples, and pears abound at this time of year and Professional Chef and Master Gardener, Cynthia Triolo, will demonstrate some unique desserts to make with them. Add something new to your holiday baking repertoire and impress your friends and family. Cynthia will be demonstrating four different tart recipes using these luscious fruits. What's the difference between a pie and a tart? You'll learn the answer when you sign up! Recipes and samples accompany each class.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$20.00 Members / $25.00 Non-members

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Sun Nov 14, 2010
2:00p - 4:00p

New Jersey Mycological Association 1009

"Secrets of a Mushroom Hunter" - Join Mr. Robert Peabody and discover where to look, how to identify, and what to do with fungi.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Other

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Nov 21, 2010
1:00p - 2:30p

Youth Thanksgiving Centerpiece Workshop 981

Going to Grandma's house for Thanksgiving or just staying home? Either way, young people in grades 1-4, can make a centerpiece appropriate for the season, perfect for the middle of the Thanksgiving table. All materials will be provided. Young people should bring a flat box in which to carry home their arrangements and small hand pruners.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$25.00 Members / $30.00 Non-members

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Sun Nov 21, 2010
1:00p - 3:00p
Register by Nov. 7

Bringing Nature Home -- How You Can Sustain Wildlife with Native Plants 979

Dr. Douglas Tallamy is Professor and Chair of the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware, where he has authored 69 research articles and taught for 28 years.

Past years' "gingerbreads" have included models of Notre Dame cathedral, Hanukah menorahs, Japanese temples, Chinese pagodas, European castles and neighborhood sweet shops.

Click on the image at the right for a nice flier about the event.

Download the Gingerbread Coloring Page image at left for your favorite gingerbreader by clicking it.

New this year!

The Gingerbread Wonderland Holiday Craft Show
A great place to shop for hand-crafted gifts.
Open weekends of December 4/5 & December 11/12
from 10:00am to 5:00pm

Groups of 8 or more must make a reservation by calling at 973-326-7601.

Interested in Photography? Enter the Frelinghuysen Arboretum's First Annual F-Stop High School Photography Contest.

Open to all high school students (grades 9-12)

The contest will be judged by three professional photographers: Nancy Ori, Douglas Underdahl, and Bruce Wodder. Click here for more information about them.
The first place winner in each category will receive a $100 cash prize. The second and third place winners will receive gift certificates to the Sandrian Camera Shop in Morristown, NJ.
Entries for the contest will be accepted from April 1st-May 31st, 2011.
Complete rules and information may be found here.
Frequently Asked Questions are here.
The photo submission form is here.

All Photographs must be submitted by May 31, 2011 at 5:00PM.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Jan 9, 2011
Snow Date: Sun Jan 16
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Members Only New Year's Party 1021

The Annual Friends New Year's Party features refreshments and a presentation by a guest speaker. This members-only event is free, but you must register by January 3 in order to attend.

Meet John Bartram: The King's Gardener

Kirk R. Brown delivers a first person, biographical and historical presentation on the life of America's first Botanist and Horticulturist: John Bartram.

John Bartram will welcome you with the horticultural history of America as he began it in Philadelphia and Penn's Woods. His story starts in 1699 and moves up to the American Revolutionary War. He stands at the very beginning of the international world of plant discovery and identification. He introduced more than 200 species and 100 trees to the trade. Close friends with Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and George Washington as well as many of the other founding fathers, he is credited with starting the first public garden in America. His humor, his passion and his achievements will entertain and inspire you as he shares his hopes for the future of the earth and the people who inhabit it.

Explore the web for more information about John Bartram with the current Virtual Gardener column.

What could be better on a chilly winter day than a bowl of delicious homemade soup? Not just delicious but economical too. Join chef and Master Gardener, Cynthia Triolo for this cooking demonstration and learn to make four hearty and healthy soups. Samples and recipes provided.

Snow date is Sunday, January 30.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$20.00 Members / $25.00 Non-members

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Sun Jan 23, 2011
2:00p - 4:00p

Cabin Fever Movie Series 1022

About this time of year, the four walls start closing in and its "cabin fever" time. If you are looking for a pleasant way to spend a Sunday afternoon, join us for thought- provoking, environmentally-themed movies and some excellent snacks. Perhaps you will be inspired to take a winter walk through the arboretum's grounds before or after the film to shake those couch potato cobwebs away. Movies are shown on the big screen, in the warm and comfortable Haggerty Education Center Auditorium.

Kids Get Cabin Fever Too!

This trio of shorts is sure to keep the short crowd engaged. Appropriate for grades K-3.

Ana in the Rainforest - Our heroine, young Ana, goes on an imaginary journey to a tropical rainforest to find a cure for her sick iguana.
Journey of the Blob - This wordless film illustrates the water cycle and tells an age appropriate cautionary tale about water pollution.
The Sandbox - This is urban planning for the sandbox set as two friends create a world in theirs. How did it get so overpopulated and noisy? Making a space for the wild creatures is the lesson here, charmingly taught in simple words and captivating animation.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$5.00 Members / $5.00 Non-members

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Sun Jan 30, 2011
1:00p - 4:00p

Third Annual Tu B'Shevat Celebration 1027

Just as the American Arbor Day is dedicated to trees, Tu B'Shevat is the Jewish "birthday celebration" of trees. In Israel, it is a national holiday that occurs when the trees are in bloom and bearing fruit and nuts. Held on or around the 15th day of the month of Shevat, Tu B'Shevat marks the birthday of trees planted in that year. In Biblical times, farmers used this date to keep track of when they could harvest fruit from their trees and also for tax-keeping purposes. More than 300 years ago, the custom of celebrating Tu B'Shevat with a seder, or ceremonial dinner, was added to the holiday's tradition.

At 1 pm, join singer-storyteller Uncle Eye for an interactive environmental program of silly songs, rubber chickens and our favorite Tu B'Shevat hero, Captain Tree. Uncle Eye is Ira Scott Levin, a lyricist, composer and recording artist who has appeared on PBS, at the International Jewish Music Festival and Edinburgh's Fringe Festival. See him at www.uncleeye.com.

Following the 40 minute long concert, staff from the Jewish Community Center Metrowest will explain the holiday and offer many activities appropriate for young children including crafts, storytelling and sampling of traditional foods of the season. Arboretum staff will help visitors pot up a tree sapling and provide care instructions to insure that the tree survives the winter indoors and is ready to plant when our western hemisphere's spring rolls around.

Appropriate for children ages 5 - 9 and their families.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Tue Feb 1, 2011

In Our Gallery: February -- Nature from Two Perspectives Photography Exhibit 1016

David Aragona of Whippany, NJ and Vince Vivona of Brooklyn, NY exhibit their nature photographs that highlight two very distinct points of view. Many of the photos are taken at Morris County Park Commission sites.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Tue Feb 1, 2011
and Tuesdays 2/8, 2/15, 3/1 and 3/8 (make-up session 3/15)
11:30 am - 12:30 pm

Yoga for Gardeners 1020

Nicole Coons of Bright Life Yoga Studios, Cranford, NJ, an avid gardener has put together a yoga practice particularly suited to gardeners to help us get in shape for the upcoming garden season. Avoid those aches and pains that inevitably follow the first few days of spring garden cleanup.

This is a 5 session class.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$45.00 Members / $50.00 Non-members

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Thu Feb 3, 2011
7:00p

Frelinghuysen Arboretum Gesneriad Society 1038

Slide program on the 2010 Gesneriad Society Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia. Program features pictures of the show winning entries, the city of Vancouver and surrounding area.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Other

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Thu Feb 10, 2011
6:00p - 8:00p

A Bouquet from the Heart 1024

This Valentine's Day your loved one deserves something new and different and Floral Designer Marge Hulstrunk has just the thing with a very unusual floral arrangement for that special someone. Learn from a master and take home a beautiful work of art. It's definitely not your usual dozen roses! Some experience helpful.

In addition to being our Volunteer Coordinator, Marge has been a professional floral arranger for over 20 years.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$60.00 Members / $65.00 Non-members

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Sat Feb 12, 2011
10:00a - 12:00N

A Valentine Workshop for Men Only 1025

How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. 1. By attending a unique and fun workshop to make your own special someone an extraordinary gift of flowers with your own loving hands. 2. By creating a long-stemmed arrangement in an attractive clear glass vase. 3. By making your loved one swoon when she sees what you have done. 4. By not saying a word, this gift will speak for itself. 5. By coming up with a gift that will outshine all previous Valentine gifts. 6. By giving her a gift that is pure unadulterated love. 7. By finally finding the perfect gift, after all these years.

With my lost saints, - I love thee with the breath, smiles, tears, of all my life!

Can you handle this? Sure you can, with the help of Marge Hulstrunk, Floral Designer. Class size limited.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$60.00 Members / $65.00 Non-members

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Sun Feb 13, 2011
10:00a

NARGS Program: "Winter Friends" 1046

The Watnong Chapter of the North American Rock Garden Society (NARGS) invites garden enthusiasts to a free lecture on Sunday, February 13, to learn about the special plants that will brighten and add visual interest to New Jersey winter gardens. Our knowledgeable speaker is Bernardsville resident Lorette Cheswick, a well-known horticulturist, who is also an active member of the club.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: NARG

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Feb 13, 2011
1:00p - 3:00p

Second Sunday Family Series - Mad for Maple Syrup 1028

In 2011, The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum are launching Second Sunday, its new series of family programs. Each month, on the second Sunday, celebrate the changing seasons with a different activity for families of all ages. Need a quick dose of nature? Drop in year-round for fun, hands-on activities designed for your family to do together. Families are encouraged to take part in a class, make something to take home and explore the gardens with their new found knowledge on the theme of the month.

Mad for Maple Syrup

Learn how maple syrup is made, taste samples, eat pancakes, tap a tree, see a cooking demonstration and learn about all the ways maple syrup can be used. This is a family-friendly program appropriate for children ages 6 and up.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$15.00 Members / $20.00 Non-members

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Wed Feb 16, 2011
10:30a - 12N

Crybabies - Plants that Weep 1030

Pendant, pendulous, pendulum - however you say it, weeping plants bring a special emotional quotient to the garden. See a photo review by Lesley Parness, Superintendent of Horticultural Education, of weeping trees and shrubs for New Jersey gardens and keep your handkerchief handy as one or more is bound to touch your heart and secure a place in your plantings. Snow date is February 17.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$10.00 Members / $12.00 Non-members

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Sun Feb 20, 2011
2:00p - 4:00p

Cabin Fever Movie Series 1023

Marching to Their Own Drum

Recommended for ages 13-Adult

The Shaman's Apprentice - Ethnobotanist Mark Plotkin's quest to preserve the ancient wisdom of the Amazonian shamans is interwoven with rainforest legend and western science in this 54 minute long documentary. Dr. Plotkin seeks to capture the ancient plant wisdom of the shamans before their knowledge and their world is extinct.
The Close to Nature Garden - Japan's revolutionary gardening guru Masanobu Fukuoka's unique approach to agriculture is detailed in this 24 minute long documentary. Filmed in 1982, it is more relevant than ever, especially in view of genetically modified seeds. A simple quote from Fukuoka "The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings," is a good example of his philosophy.
Circle of Plenty - John Jeavons is widely recognized as the "father of permaculture." Meet him and his co-workers at Common Ground in this 1987 film about a way to think and to grow crops that has finally come of age.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$5.00 Members / $5.00 Non-members

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Sun Feb 27, 2011
1:00p - 3:00p

Tea Breads and Coffee Cakes 1019

Heartwarming and delicious, tea breads and coffee cakes are a joy to make. This cooking demonstration with chef and Master Gardener Cynthia Triolo will show you one way to brighten up those grey February days. Samples and recipes provided.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$20.00 Members / $25.00 Non-members

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Tue Mar 1, 2011

In Our Gallery: March -- Garden Inspirations Art Exhibit by Celeste Fondaco 1017

Chatham, NJ artist Celeste Fondaco exhibits her paintings of large florals. She works in oil and acrylics and has taken inspiration largely from her own garden. Since retiring 12 years ago, Celeste has become more active in the art world and is the President of the Drew Art Association. She is currently finishing up her Fine Arts degree at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Thu Mar 3, 2011
9:00a - 4:30p

Calling All Community Gardeners -- 2011 Community Garden Conference 1035

In the past 5 years, interest in and demand for Community Gardens has exploded. The American Community Gardening Association estimates that there are currently over 1,000,000 active community gardens. So, we thought it was high time to offer a program focusing on Community Gardens.

Our Keynote Address is entitled, Community Gardens, Trend or Fad by Laura Lawson. Dr. Lawson is Professor and Chair, Department of Landscape Architecture, Rutgers. Her research includes historical and contemporary community open space, with particular focus on community gardens. She is author of "City Bountiful: A Century of Community Gardening in America."

Following the Keynote address, the conference will feature several breakout sessions including:

"Rainwater Harvesting and Sustainable Water Use in Community Gardens" with Lenny Librizzi, Assistant Director, Open Space Greening, Grow NYC.
"The Five Essentials of Composting" with speaker Gray Russell, Environmental Coordinator for the town of Montclair and former compost project manager at NYBG.
"A Case Study -- One Town's Trials and Tribulations" with Marta McDowell who lives, writes and gardens in Chatham.
"Attracting Beneficial Insects" whith Dr. George Hamilton, Extension Specialist in Pest Management, Professor of Entomology and Chair Department of Entomology, Rutgers.
"IPM for Vegetable Gardens" with Pete Nitzsche is County Agricultural Agent with Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Morris County.
"Organizing a Community Garden" with Jan Zientek, Sr. Program Coordinator for Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Essex County, NJ
"The Community Garden / Food Pantry Connection" with Rev. Lisanne Finston, Executive Director Elijah's Promise, New Brunswick, NJ

Whether you're an experienced or new community gardener, a Community Garden manager, coordinator, or activist trying to get a Community Garden started, you will want to attend this program. Review the detailed program by clicking on the image on the left. Important: Use the coupon in the brochure for registration since you must pick the programs for each breakout session.

Lunch will be provided by A Better World Cafe. The Landreth Seed Company and many of our Retail Partners have generously donated door prizes.

Cost:	$45 members / $50 non-members if registered before February 4
	$55 for members / $60 non-members if registered after February 4

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$55.00 Members / $60.00 Non-members

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Fri Mar 4, 2011
7:00p

New Jersey State Chrysanthemum Society 1039

Monthly meeting

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: NJCS

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Sun Mar 6, 2011
2:00p

New Jersey Mycological Association - Introduction to the Amanitaceae 1040

The Amanita genus contains the world's most deadly mushrooms.

Dr. Rodham Tulloss, an internationally known Amanita expert, will discuss this interesting genus and present his latest website as a part of the lecture.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Sun Mar 6, 2011
2:00p - 4:00p

Cabin Fever Movie Series 1026

From the Ground Up

Recommended for ages 13-Adult

DIRT! The Movie - introduces viewers to dirt's fascinating history in this 80 minute long documentary released in the fall of 2010. Four billion years of evolution have created the soil that recycles our water, gives us food, provides us shelter and can be used as a source of medicine, beauty and culture.
The Farmers of Gaho - What happens when you have no dirt and no rain? Over the generations, the farmers of the village of Gaho in southern Ethiopia have developed unique farming techniques that enable them to successfully grow crops in their arid environment. This 21 minute long documentary was filmed in 1998, when climate change had just begun to capture international attention and acknowledgement.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Thu Mar 10, 2011
10:30a - 8:30p

BUS TRIP: Philadelphia Flower Show 1033

Toast the gardening and culture of Paris at the 2011 Philadelphia Flower Show. The show will transport us to the beautiful City Of Light, the capitol of art, fashion, food, and of course, love. Featured displays will highlight: Opulent Paris, a time of Victorian glamour; Romantic Paris, tete-a-tete down the Seine; Gourmet Paris, amid rooftop and edible gardens; Artist's Paris, from canvas to landscape; Underground Paris, a catacomb of avant-garde art and Timeless Paris, where courtyards and cafes form a Parisian paradise.

Enjoy your own lunch a little early on the bus, visit the Reading Terminal Market across the street or the Food Court at the show. Remember to wear comfortable clothing and footwear. You can always rest your feet a bit at the free gardening presentations offered during the day.

The bus will leave the arboretum at 10:30 am sharp arriving in Philadelphia at approximately 12:30. The bus will leave the Flower Show at 6:30 pm and arrive back at the arboretum at approximately 8:30 pm.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$70.00 Members / $80.00 Non-members

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Sun Mar 13, 2011
10:00a

An American Gardener at Great Dixter--What's "Great" About It! 1079

The Watnong Chapter of the North American Rock Garden Society (NARGS) invites garden enthusiasts to a free lecture on Sunday, March 13, to hear an American gardener describe what made his visit "across the pond" to Great Dixter so "great."

Randolph resident, Sid Jones, will share his lasting impressions about the "astounding beauty" and grandeur of the Great Dixter garden and estate located in East Sussex in the United Kingdom

"Dixter has a unique spirit," comments Jones, who over the years has attended four, week-long conferences at Great Dixter. "The understanding of gardening that I have gained there is immensely useful to me as a gardener in New Jersey."

An avid Morris County gardener for over 40 years, Jones enjoys "pushing the zone map" by creating micro climates enabling plants that typically grow in warmer climates to thrive in his garden. In spring and summer he particularly enjoys mixing tender perennials and tropicals into border plantings. When not tending their own garden, Jones and his wife, Marty, have become dedicated world travelers venturing to such far-off places as Bhutan, Nepal and India.

William Muzychko, owner of Bill's Figs in Hunterdon County, will talk about the care of fig trees in New Jersey and will have some of his 30 varieties of fig trees for sale, in their own built-in irrigation and winterizing system.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: HGC

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Thu Mar 17, 2011

Springfest Bursts into Bloom 1034

From March 17-20, the sun-drenched conservatory at the Sussex County Fairgrounds is alive with "Springfest". We encourage you to visit this flower and garden show and use the coupon below. Colorful garden displays, wonderful speakers, unique shopping, delicious food and NJ based garden service providers make this excellent and nearby flower show a must-do day trip.

For a complete listing of the talks and activities, visit www.springfestgardenshow.com.

Click on the coupon at right to download a printable coupon.

Location: Sussex County Fairgrounds

Sponsor: Other

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Sat Mar 19, 2011
1:30p

Matilda's Bunny Brunch and Fourteen Carrot Tea Party 1014

"Once upon a time there were four little Rabbits, and their names were -- Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter." These are the creation of Beatrix Potter, who wrote her famous animal books in 1902 when Matilda Frelinghuysen was a child. Although The Frelinghuysen Arboretum does have rabbits in its gardens, they are not of the Beatrix Potter variety. But on March 19 you can learn about these garden visitors at the 8th Annual Matilda's Tea.

Gallery: Photography Exhibit by Josh Cuppek 1074

Josh first found his passion for photography, as a teenager spending his summers camping in the woods taking photos of the nature that surrounded him. Recognizing this passion he went on to study photography as a student at SUNY New Paltz. Josh's interest in capturing nature has taken him on adventures across the U.S., and as far away as Australia.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Fri Apr 1, 2011

Plants of China: A Friendship and Peace Exhibit and Cell Phone Tour 1080

The Friends of the Frelinghuysen Arboretum are pleased to join UPS, Provident Bank Foundation and the Morris County Parks Commission in sponsoring the second part of Plants of China: A Friendship and Peace Exhibit and Cell Phone Tour (the first part was last Fall). This is one of many such programs at the Frelinghuysen Arboretum that provides visitors with extensive cultural and horticultural background of many of the Chinese transplants growing in all our gardens.

The exhibit guide (click on the image at right for a large pdf in both English and Chinese) provides background horticultural information, as well as tour directions.

Tim Tuttle will present a program on this little round gem from Asia. He will discuss their cultural needs, propagation and his hybridizing program.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Other

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Fri Apr 8, 2011
7:00p-8:30p

Beyond Pachysandra 1052

All gardeners depend on groundcover plants to hold and protect soil, fill in difficult spaces, and add texture and color to the landscape. Rick Ray, longtime college professor in plant identification and uses, takes a ground level approach to woody and herbaceous plants as groundcovers. He looks beyond the conventional trio of pachysandra, ivy, and vinca and shows how plants of all kinds and sizes can serve as groundcovers.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$20.00 Members / $25.00 Non-members

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Sat Apr 9, 2011
10:00a

Must Have Plants for Every Garden 1053

What's new and exciting at this year's Plant Sale? Plant Sale Chair, Sue Acheson, presents a program highlighting a long list of great plant picks for gardens large and small.

Attendees will be able to pre-purchase from a list of "15 Featured Plants."

Although the program is free, space is limited, so we ask you to call 973-326-7603 to register.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Apr 10, 2011
1:00p-3:00p

Salad Days of Spring 1066

Nicole Coons of Bright Life yoga studios and an avid gardener has put together a yoga practice particularly suited to gardeners to help us get in shape and stay in shape for the upcoming garden season. This is a 5 session class; 4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, and 5/19. A make-up session will be held on 5/26.

Cost: $45 for series or $12 per class members / $50 for series or $15 per class non-members

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Mon Apr 25, 2011
11:00a

Sprouts: Delightful Daffodils! 1060

We will look around for these beautiful spring blooms and learn how they grow. We will make some lovely flowers to decorate our homes.

Frelinghuysen Arboretum Gesneriad Society - Annual propagation workshop 1043

Frelinghuysen Arboretum Gesneriad Society Annual propagation workshop. Learn how to propagate various Gesneriads by leaves, stem cuttings, rhizomes, tubers and seed.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Other

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Fri May 6, 2011

The Friends 16th Annual Plant Sale 1045

The Friends 16th Annual Plant Sale:

Planning for the 2011 Annual Plant Sale has started. Plants are being ordered, caterers selected, and volunteers selected. Keep your eye on the website for updates as we select the plants and the themes for the Best Ever Plantsale!

Save the Dates!

Friday, May 6, 2011 - Members-only Party and Sale
Saturday, May 7, 2011 - The Main Event

Check the Plant Sale page regularly for articles, photos and our on-line plant list.

See you in May at the Plant Sale.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun May 8, 2011
Noon-4:30p

Mom's The Word 1067

Second Sunday Family Series

Come to Willowwood Arboretum in Chester on Mother's Day. The lilacs are in bloom and make a splendid backdrop for that special family photograph. Enjoy free tours of the lilac collection and the grounds throughout the day. Children may wish to make a paper flower bouquet, destined to become a family heirloom! Complimentary refreshments, courtesy of the Willowwood Foundation, will be provided and a limited number of unusual lilacs are available for purchase.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Mon May 9, 2011
11:00a

Sprouts: Let's go Fly a Kite 1062

Learn how the wind helps scatter seeds and then come in and make colorful kites to enjoy on windy days.

Sprouts programs are for ages 3 to 5. Pre-registration is required.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$5.00 Members / $7.00 Non-members

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Sun May 15, 2011

65th Annual Convention -- African Violet Society of America 1083

The African Violet Society of America is holding its 65th annual convention at the Crowne Plaza Philadelphia/Cherry Hill Hotel, Cherry Hill, NJ from May 15th -- May 22nd, 2011.

Location: Cherry Hill

Sponsor: AVC

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Sun May 15, 2011
2pm - 3:30pm

Archetypes of Botanic Literature 1082

Recipes and samples provided.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$20.00 Members / $25.00 Non-members

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Fern Propagating Lecture-only 1056

See description above. Use these buttons if you only want to sign up for the morning lecture.

Cost: $20 members / $25 non-members for Morning Lecture Only

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$20.00 Members / $25.00 Non-members

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Sat Jun 4, 2011
Lecture: 9:00a-11:30a
Lab: 1:00p-4:00p

Fern Propagating Lecture and Workshop 1055

Tom Goforth, owner of Crow Dog Native Ferns and Gardens in South Carolina, is a well-known authority on native ferns. He researches fern ecology and plant community/geology correlations throughout the United States and consults widely on landscaping with native ferns. The morning lecture will consist of a presentation on fern history, taxonomy, morphology, ecology and landscaping ideas followed by a walk to the Marvin A. Eger Fern Garden. The afternoon lab session will focus on the details of fern taxonomy and morphology and involve close up examination of fronds from a large number of fern species as well as a spore propagation demonstration.

What a special way to spend the day! Or maybe even treat Dad or Hubby for Father's Day. Travel by bus to the New York Botanic Garden where we will enjoy a private guided tour of their new exhibit "Spanish Paradise: Gardens of the Alhambra" in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Featuring flowing fountains, elegant arches and a broad palette of old world plants, this exhibit was designed and curated by world-renowned horticulturalist and garden historian Penelope Hobhouse.

Following the tour, we will enjoy a gourmet lunch presented by caterer extraordinaire Abigail Kirsch at the beautifully renovated Lillian and Amy Goldman Stone Mill. To view the historic mill, visit http://vtg.virtualtourgallery.com/vtg-0105/VT-2. After lunch, a guided tour by tram leads us through the gardens. Finally, spend some time on your own visiting your favorite part of the garden or gift shop or even stop to "smell the roses' in their outstanding Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden which will be spectacular at this time of year.

Nicole Coons of Bright Life yoga studios and an avid gardener has put together a yoga practice particularly suited to gardeners to help us get in shape and stay in shape for the upcoming garden season. This is a 5 session class; 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/28 and 8/4. A make-up session will be held on 8/11.

Cost: $45 for series or $12 per class members / $50 for series or $15 per class non-members

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$45.00 Members / $50.00 Non-members

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Fri Jul 1, 2011

In Our Gallery - July - F-Stop Photography Exhibit 1112

Photography exhibit by the participants in The Frelinghuysen Arboretum's 1st Annual F-Stop High School Photography Contest. The contest was open to all high school students in grades 9-12 focusing on nature and the beauty of the world around us and judged by professional photographers.

Perennials, the Backbone of the Garden 1092

Want to know more about the perennials flourishing at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum? Join Pamela Wilson, Plant Records Curator and Propagation Specialist for the Morris County Park Commission, for a walking tour to learn about these showy, but hard-working plants. You may discover some that need to be growing in your own garden!

Date: Tuesday, July 12 - Register by June 28 Time: 10:00 am - Noon Cost:

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$10.00 Members / $12.00 Non-members

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Wed Jul 13, 2011
and Wednesdays Aug 17th and Sep 14th
1:00p - 3:30p

Beginner's Flower Arranging for Volunteers: Basic Techniques, Styles and Designs 1091

Enjoy the sounds of the BEATLES on The Frelinghuysen Arboretum's Great Lawn as the Robert Murdock Band plays your favorite Fab Four tunes. Learn about the garden variety BEETLES at our outdoor inter-active science centers, featuring our own Fab Four: the Ladybug, Darkling, Asian Long-Horned and Dung Beetles. Light refreshments will be sold, bring a picnic and lawn chairs or a blanket. Show your Membership card for a free lemonade!

Date: Sunday, July 24 Time: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Cost: $5 per child, $10 per adult, Family 4-Pack tickets are $25.

You may purchase tickets on the day of the concert or from June 1 on at the Haggerty Education Center, Mennen Arena or online here using PayPal.

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Have you visited Bamboo Brook yet? The North American Butterfly Association has chosen this historic garden for its outstanding native plantings and natural areas which attract and sustain many kinds of butterflies. Learn all about New Jersey butterflies from these experts, a digital slide show and a walk through this lovely garden. Wear appropriate shoes and clothing for an off trail experience.

Garden Sprouts - Scents of Summer 1108

All classes will take place at 10:00 am (please be prompt) on the following Mondays. Participants may sign up for as many or as few as they choose.

Walking Tours - Frelinghuysen Arboretum 1099

Nicole Coons of Bright Life Yoga Studios and an avid gardener, has put together a yoga practice particularly suited to gardeners. Nicole's classes are extremely popular particularly because of the personal attention each participant receives and her amazing ability to work with all skill levels. This is a five session class; 9/27, 10/4, 10/11, 10/25 and 11/1 and you may sign up for as many or as few as you wish.

Cost: $45 for series or $12 per class members / $50 for series or $15 per class non-members

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Sat Oct 1, 2011

In Our Gallery - The Wonders of Nature 1148

HUB Camera Club returns to the Haggerty Education Center Gallery to exhibit their amateur photographers' works showing the natural beauty of the Morris County Park Commission and sites across New Jersey, the country and the planet. The HUB Camera Club specializes in photography ranging from nature to portraiture. They provide education and competitions to help members improve their photography skills.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Oct 2, 2011
4:30p - 9:00p

The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum 40th Anniversary Celebration 1123

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The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum Invite You to Celebrate the 40th Year of their Founding

When: Sunday, October 2, 2011 at 4:30pm at The Haggerty Education Center.

Wine and Small Plates will be served.

Presentations by our distinguished speakers, both former Managers of Horticulture at The Morris County Park Commission:
- Richard Hartlage, Associate Principal, AHBL, Inc.
- Fred Spicer, Executive Director, Birmingham Botanical Garden

Read the full description on our 40th Anniversary Page.

Dessert and Coffee
Silent Auction

Cost (per person): $125 Donor; $150 Benefactor; $200 Patron

You may purchase tickets by printing the RSVP card on left and mailing with your check or by use of a credit card online here using PayPal.

Please RSVP by September 19, 2011.

All profits to benefit the Elizabeth Donnell Kay Rare Book Collection. Business Casual Attire

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Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Morristown Craft Market and Fall Plant Sale 1154

Learn how to plant, harvest and cure garlic. Sample garlic snacks while enjoying garlic trivia. Purchase unusual kinds of garlic for your garden. It all adds up to a simply stinky and perfectly wonderful morning.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$10.00 Members / $12.00 Non-members

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Mon Nov 7, 2011
11:00a

Garden Sprouts - Great Seed Hunt 1142

Hunt for all different kinds of seeds - hitchhikers, floaters, wind-borne, rollers and learn how they survive the winter to create next year's new plants.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$5.00 Members / $7.00 Non-members

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Sat Nov 12, 2011
10:00a - 11:30a
Snow Date: Sun Nov 12

Citrus and Spice and Everything Nice 1127

Your outside gardens are sleeping, but your love affair with plants continues indoors.

David Hyde, owner of Well Sweep Herb Farm in Port Murray is here with citrus, cinnamon, bay and other fragrant, unusual trees and herbs that thrive indoors in winter and then as outdoor container plants in summer. David's knowledge of their uses and care is extraordinarily deep. His selection of plants for sale is just what we need to make the grey days ahead tolerable.

A snow date of Sunday, November 13 is scheduled for this program.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$12.00 Members / $15.00 Non-members

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Mon Nov 14, 2011
11:00a

Does your stuffing have you stuck? Tired of the same old dreary dressing? Want to try something new this Thanksgiving? Join Chef and Master Gardener Cynthia Triolo for this cooking demonstration and we will explore four different ways to make your stuffing sing! This cooking demonstration is sponsored by Whole Foods Market in Madison.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Mon Nov 21, 2011
7:00p - 9:00p

Holiday Centerpieces Thanksgiving Centerpiece 1135

with Floral Designer Marge Hulstrunk

Create a Thanksgiving centerpiece, with Marge as your guide, in time for your own harvest table or bring one to your favorite hostess. Participants will make a stunning low arrangement using a selection of autumn foliage, seasonal berries, pods, wheat, vegetables and flowers. Bring your own flower arranging clippers and a box in which to carry your creation home.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$60.00 Members / $70.00 Non-members

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Mon Nov 28, 2011
11:00a

Garden Sprouts - Winter Skeletons 1144

Winter is coming, leaves are gone, look at tree shapes and sizes.

Monday, November 28 11:00 am

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Fri Dec 2, 2011
6:30p -8:00p

Members Only Gingerbread Opening Night Party 1150

Join us for a special Opening Night Party to kick off the holiday season and beat the crowds. Guests enjoy a first look at these much anticipated displays as well as seasonal refreshments in our "Gingerbread Café". Even though admission is free, registration is a must!

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Sat Dec 3, 2011
through Sun Dec 11
9:30a - 5:00p
Until 8:00p Fri Dec 9th

20th Annual Gingerbread Wonderland and Holiday Craft Show 1124

Gingerbread Wonderland

This December marks the 20th Anniversary of Gingerbread Wonderland. Guests young and old marvel at the creativity, skills and sense of optimism that characterizes this charming and ecumenical exhibit of over 200 edible structures. Past year's "gingerbreads" have included models of Notre Dame cathedral, Hanukah menorahs, Japanese temples, Chinese pagodas, European castles and neighborhood sweet shops. Groups of 8 or more must make a reservation by calling at 973-326-7601.

Gingerbread Holiday Craft Show

Cost: Suggested $2.00 per person donation at the door. Seniors and children under the age of 13, suggested $1.00 per person.

The Holiday Craft Show

For the 2nd year, The Holiday Craft Show will feature local crafters offering hand-made, affordable gifts. This will take place on the weekends during Gingerbread Wonderland: Saturday and Sunday, December 3 and 4 and Saturday and Sunday, December 10 and 11 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm in the classrooms at the Haggerty Education Center.

Walkers Shortbread Sponsors Gingerbread Wonderland

Thanks to Walkers Shortbread for their generous product donation to this year's Gingerbread Wonderland. Click on the image at right to go their website. Use the coupon code to save 20% for non-sale items in your orders.

Kings Super Markets Again Sponsors Peoples' Choice Awards

We would also like to thank our long-time sponsor, Kings Super Markets, Inc. for their sponsorship of the People's Choice Awards.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Mon Dec 12, 2011
7:00p - 8:00p

Holiday Centerpiece Workshops for Young People Teen Centerpiece Class 1146

with Senior Horticulture Program Specialist Gwen Montgomery

Middle and High School age people can try their hand at making a holiday arrangement ready for the dining room table. Make the perfect gift for moms, grandmothers, or a special teacher. Arrangers will learn about table sizing, placement and making sure that an arrangement is right for the middle of the holiday table. Please bring a pair of pruners and a flat box in which to take home your arrangement.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$25.00 Members / $30.00 Non-members

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Thu Dec 15, 2011
4:00p - 5:00p

Holiday Centerpiece Workshops for Young People Create a Holiday Centerpiece 1147

with Senior Horticulture Program Specialist Gwen Montgomery

Just in time for the winter holidays, young people, grades K thru 5 can create their own centerpiece of fresh, seasonal greens. All materials - greens, containers, decorations, as well as any needed hands-on help, will be provided. Young people should bring a box in which to take home their creations.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Mon Dec 19, 2011
7:00p - 9:00p

Holiday Centerpieces Holiday Centerpiece 1136

with Floral Designer Marge Hulstrunk

Marge will demonstrate how to create a designer-quality centerpiece for your holiday table at home or elsewhere. This workshop will provide you with an assortment of special greenery and flowers enhanced with carefully chosen accents so you can create your own beautiful decoration. Bring your own flower arranging clippers and a box in which to carry your creation home.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Sun Jan 1, 2012

In Our Gallery - Seasonal Perspectives 1184

January

The Garden Club of Madison presents a judged exhibit of its members photographs which represent the beauty of nature in all four seasons.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

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Sun Jan 1, 2012
Sat & Sun in Jan, Feb & Mar
9:00a - 4:30p

Winter Weekend Photo Scavenger Hunt 1186

Looking for something to do outside during the winter weekends? Grab a camera or phone and stop by the Haggerty Education Center for a nature photo scavenger hunt. Starting in January and changing monthly, visitors can pick up the list, head outside and shoot away. Take a picture of every item, return to the Education Center and pick up your prize. Scavenger lists and prizes will change every month.

January's theme is Bare Naked Trees,
February's is Out of this World and
the theme for March is Spring is Coming,

Really! What a great way to explore the arboretum and to get the family outdoors all year round.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$10.00 Members / $10.00 Non-members

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Tue Jan 3, 2012
10:00a - 11:00a
Snow date: Wed Jan 4

A Hippeastrum by Any Other Name 1163

We know them as Amaryllis but no matter what they were once called, our love for this plant has never waned. Learn about this marvelous, winter blooming bulb in our informative workshop. You will plant your own double bloomer in a decorative container, ready to bloom for Valentine's Day!

Great Swamp Bonsai Society - TBD 1190

To Be Determined! Please check our webpage for updates. http://www.arboretumfriends.org/gsbonsai

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: GSBS

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Wed Jan 11, 2012
7:00p

African Violet Club of Morris County 1191

From Species to Spectacular - Hybridizer Pat Hancock on the progression of African Violets from the plain species to the splashy hybrids we now have.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: AVC

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Jan 14, 2012
2:00p - 3:00p
Snow date: Sat Jan 28

Getting Started in the Vegetable Garden - Four Session Course 1158

Do you consider yourself a novice when it comes to vegetables, without a clue where to begin? The Friends are offering a beginning gardening series of classes to get you started as well as answer questions you may have. These classes are not just for the beginner; they can be a good refresher for anyone.

This four part class on gardening for the novice will walk you through the beginning of the season to the end with tips, ideas and a few plants and seeds thrown in to get you right through from March to October - successfully. And the more you learn - even by trial and error - the better vegetable gardener you can become.

Sign up for all four classes here (buy individual sessions below).

Cost: All four sessions (1/14, 3/31, 5/19, 9/15) for $50.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$50.00 Members / $50.00 Non-members

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Sat Jan 14, 2012
2:00p - 3:00p
Snow Date: Sat Jan 28

Getting Started in the Vegetable Garden - Winter: Be Prepared 1159

Winter: Be Prepared

It's not too late (or too early) to plan - learn where and how to site a vegetable garden, what and when to plant, and even where to plant if you don't have a backyard. Topics to be covered include garden location, water, soil, site selection, fertilizing, container gardening, mulching, managing weeds, garden layouts, and planning now for success later.

Individual sessions $15 each.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$15.00 Members / $15.00 Non-members

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Sun Jan 15, 2012
1:00p - 3:30p
Snow Date: Sun Jan 29

Great Gardens of Scotland 1167

Members-only New Year's Party

Last May, twenty-seven Friends embarked upon an eleven day tour of the gardens of Scotland. This January, Sue and Ollie Acheson would like to share this experience with all their "Friends."

Come along on a photographic journey from Glasgow to Edinburgh, visiting both public and private gardens in all of their early summer glory. Ollie Acheson has provided most of the wonderful photographs with a little help from his fellow travelers. We hope you'll join us on an armchair tour of great botanical institutions, woodland glens and the Frog Lady's garden. It is the next best thing to being there. Following the presentation, please stay to enjoy an array of refreshments and some splendid wines. Reservations are required.

Free but registration is required. Register by January 7

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Jan 22, 2012
1:00p - 3:00p

The Food of Sicily 1180

Treat yourself to a cooking demonstration with our resident Chef and Master Gardener Cynthia Triolo. It's a perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon: learn to cook something new, taste some great food and get inspired to try the recipes at home. Cynthia has been teaching cooking to both children and adults for over 20 years and her classes always sell out. She was trained in New York and Paris and worked at several of New Jersey's best restaurants, hotels and catering companies. She also owned the Rose City Bakery Café in Madison for over 10 years prior to teaching at the Arboretum. Whole Foods Market in Madison sponsors the classes and provides all the high quality ingredients used.

What better way to spend a cold winter afternoon than sipping tea with your favorite young person at the 9th Annual Matilda's Tea? What other kinds of beverages might Matilda have imbibed when she lived here at Whippany Farm as a child?

Learn how to fold fancy napkins, make a variety of tea sachets and other 19th century beverages. Then your youngster can host a tea of her own! Everyone will enjoy sampling teas, pastries and tea sandwiches both savory and sweet.

Dress up and put on your best manners as well! Recommended for age 6 and up.

Use the $25 button below for Adults and the $30 one for Children.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$25.00 Members / $30.00 Non-members

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Mon Feb 6, 2012
11:00a

Garden Sprouts: Winter Wonderland 1171

Now that everything is bare in the garden, it's a great time to look at bark, berries, thorns and other crazy parts of the plants outdoors.

Cost: .

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$5.00 Members / $7.00 Non-members

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Wed Feb 8, 2012
7:00p

African Violet Club of Morris County 1193

Light Stands for African Violets - Roy Goebel will discuss how to build a light stand and what the light requirements are for African Violets.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: AVC

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sun Feb 12, 2012
1:00p - 2:30p
Snow Date: Sun Feb 19

Ivy - A Most Unusual Plant 1165

Frelinghuysen Arboretum Gesneriad Society 1197

Propagation Workshop -- learn how to propagate Gesneriads by cuttings, leaves, tubers, rhizomes and seeds.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Other

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Thu Mar 1, 2012
through Mar 31st

In Our Gallery - Orchid Portraits 1185

March

Photographer Paul Donohoe brings color to wintry days with his fabulous orchid images. If you can't get to the NYBG's or the Smithsonian's Orchid shows, this is a splendid substitute.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat Mar 3, 2012
9:00a - 4:30p
Snow Date: Sun Mar 4

2nd Annual Community Garden Conference 1189

The resounding success of last year's conference led us to delve even deeper this year with more practical applications and an impressive list of speakers on topics important to Community Gardeners.

Registration Brochure

The Conference, co-sponsored again this year with Rutgers NJAES Cooperative Extension, will also feature moderated roundtable discussions for gardeners, coordinators and activists providing a forum for solutions to specific challenges. Lunch will be provided. Some of the impressive speakers, all experts in their fields are:

Dr. Stephanie Murphy, Director of Rutgers Soil Testing Lab - "Soils, Composting and Soil Testing for Community Gardens"
Pete Nitzsche, Agricultural and Resource Management Agent, Cooperative Extension of Morris County - "Controlling Weeds in a Community Garden"
Scientist Lindsey Fenner, The Winfree Lab - "Attracting Native Pollinators"
Jan Zientek, Senior Program Coordinator, Cooperative Extension of Essex County Activist Roundtable Moderator

Use the form in the Registration Brochure on left to chose your sessions and register by mail. If you register on-line, list your session choices in the notes section of the paypal transaction form.

Check here regularly for the complete list of speakers and session details.

Cost: $50 before February 4, $60 after February 4

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$50.00 Members / $50.00 Non-members

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Mon Mar 5, 2012
11:00a

Garden Sprouts: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral 1173

Plants are alive and people are, too. Learn how people are more like plants than you think and how to tell what's alive and what's not.

Cost:

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$5.00 Members / $7.00 Non-members

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Thu Mar 8, 2012
11:00a SHARP!
Returning approx 8:30p

Bus Trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show 1188

It's Spring again and time for our annual trip to Philadelphia for the Flower Show. This year's theme is Hawaii, Islands of Aloha. What a cure for the winter doldrums! We will be leaving from the Arboretum at 11:00 am, feel free to bring your lunch on the bus and please be prompt. Water and a sweet will be provided. Thus we can all prepare "to be whisked away on the tranquil winds of the Islands of Aloha". An all new show lay-out, display gardens, daily wine tastings, and special events round out the attractions. Remember to wear good walking shoes!

Pay Pal accepted up to one week prior to the show. Your PayPal receipt is your boarding pass for the bus! Bring it with you!

This year's speaker is Andrea Filippone, landscape designer and former professor at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design. Ms. Filippone's program, "Boxwood, Deer, and the Aesthetics of Sustainability," showcases her unique approach to becoming a better and greener gardener by focusing on design principles that enhance the health and beauty of the environment. Her office and gardens in Pottersville, NJ include a five acre boxwood nursery, a closed-loop composting system and solar powered glass greenhouses.

Won't this be the perfect antidote to a long winter and a wonderful way to celebrate spring's arrival! There will be lovely garden antiques for sale as well as a beautifully prepared tea for all to enjoy. The proceeds from the tea fund the Benjamin Blackburn Scholarship which is awarded annually to County College of Morris students in the Horticulture and Landscape Technology program.

Time: 1:00 pm Cost:

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$50.00 Members / $55.00 Non-members

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Sat Mar 31, 2012
2:00p - 3:00p

Getting Started in the Vegetable Garden - Spring: Getting Started 1160

Spring: Getting Started

Learn what veggies to plant now and how, basic maintenance and fertilizing as well as seed starting basics. Get special tips on finding that perfect plant at the Big Box store.

Individual sessions $15 each.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$15.00 Members / $15.00 Non-members

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Fri May 4, 2012

The Friends 17th Annual Plant Sale 1201

The Friends 17th Annual Plant Sale

Planning for the 2012 Annual Plant Sale has started and is well under way. Plants are being ordered, caterers and volunteers selected. Keep your eye on the website for updates as we select the plants and the themes for the Best Ever Plantsale!

Save the Dates! (It's 3 Days Now!)

Friday, May 4, 2012 - Members-only Party and Sale - 4:00p - 7:00p.
Saturday, May 5, 2012 - The Main Event - 10:00a - 2:00p.
Sunday, May 6, 2012 - The Main Event, continued - 10:00a - 2:00p.

Check the Plant Sale page regularly for articles, photos and our on-line plant list.

See you in May at the Plant Sale.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$0.00 Members / $0.00 Non-members

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Sat May 19, 2012
2:00p - 3:00p

Getting Started in the Vegetable Garden - Summer: Rotating 1161

Summer: Rotating

Take out the cool weather plants and put in the summer warm weather plants - tomatoes and peppers are perfect beginner plants. Learn which plants grow well together, how and when to water, pest control and enjoying the fruits of your labor.

Individual sessions $15 each.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$15.00 Members / $15.00 Non-members

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Sat Sep 15, 2012
2:00p - 3:00p

Getting Started in the Vegetable Garden - Fall: Putting to Bed 1162

Fall: Putting to Bed

Cleaning out and putting the vegetable garden to bed for winter are just as important as prepping in the spring. You may still be harvesting later summer vegetables but it's not too early to plan for winter.

Individual sessions $15 each.

Location: Haggerty Center.

Sponsor: Friends

$15.00 Members / $15.00 Non-members

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Please note that bus trips are open to all. Please see Bus Excursion rules and general information for more details.

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Haggerty Education Center - 9:00 am to 4:30 pm every day of the week (except holidays). It is also open for participants in scheduled events at other times.

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