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Holiday Creativity with Master Gardeners

Thirty-eight excited participants allowed their creativity to run wild at our annual Second Saturday Holiday Wreath-making workshops on Dec 8. Master Gardeners insured the successful outcome of a beautiful wreath for every participant by contributing sumptuous ribbons and a wide variety of fresh greens, pine cones, berries and other interesting plant materials from their gardens.

Julia King, our inspiring wreath expert, led us on our creative journey. For those new to wreath-making, Julia gave a short discussion on the art of making a wreath using a wire frame and a wet moss base. Then she turned us loose to play.
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Janae Alberts gave us a quick lesson in how to make a spectacular bow to add the perfect finishing touch to our wreaths.

Just look at the magnificent results--and those happy faces…

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Do you have a gardening question? In Delaware County, call our Master Gardeners hortline at 610-690-2671 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 AM-12 NOON.

UPCOMING MASTER GARDENERS EVENTS

January 12, 2008: Holiday Gifts & Houseplants
Learn how to care for and maintain your holiday gardening gifts and houseplants. Cost: $10

Registration required for all events. Please call 610-690-2655 for more information or visit our website

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Marion Yaglinski has nurtured an ever-evolving garden on her own little acre in Southeastern Pennsylvania since 1992. Her property in Delaware County is certified by the National Wildlife Federation as an official Wildlife Habitat. She is a Master Gardener with Pennsylvania State University's County Extension Program in Delaware County and also volunteers at Longwood Garden’s plant shop.


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