Gardening season may be over for the year, but the master gardeners of Cuyahoga County are already setting their sights on the future. They will be holding a seminar called “Gardening through the Seasons” on Saturday, November 5 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Middleburg Heights.
The seminar is open to public, and promises loads of information from specialists on a wide range of topics including pests and pollination, urban gardening for food, the potential of multi-acre urban farms, sustainability and water conservation, and of course, how to grow really beautiful flowers.
The seminar will begin at 8:15am, opening with “Pollination–A Photographic Primer for Gardening Success,” by Judy Semroc and Larry Rosche of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
Semroc says, “Pollinators have such a big impact on our environment and on our well-being. The dwindling supply of honeybees has awakened and pushed people, who otherwise might not have thought about it, to become more interested in the importance of pollination.”
To download a registration form, log on to cuyahogamg.org.
