Looking to expand your gardening knowledge or connect with fellow enthusiasts? The Tipton County Museum’s Garden Series 2025 promises an enriching experience for nature lovers of all skill levels.
Running every Saturday in February, these engaging workshops cover a variety of fascinating topics designed to inspire and educate.
Here’s the lineup for this year’s series:
• Saturday, Feb. 1, “Crop Physiology: Bridging Research & Agricultural Practice at WTREC” – Crystal Ferrell, a graduate student from the West TN Research & Education Center, will delve into cutting-edge research and its practical applications in agriculture.
• Saturday, Feb. 8, “Hatchie River Conservancy” – Bob Ford, Director of the Hatchie River Conservancy, will share insights about the vital role of this cherished river in Tennessee’s ecosystem.
• Saturday, Feb. 15, “Hydrangeas” – Vivian England, a Fayette County Master Gardener, will offer expert tips on cultivating and caring for hydrangeas, a favorite among garden enthusiasts.
• Saturday, Feb. 22, “Pots: All About Containers” – Kim Thorn, another talented Fayette County Master Gardener, will discuss the art and science of container gardening, perfect for small spaces or decorative displays. The series concludes with a Plant and Seed Exchange, a fantastic opportunity to share and acquire new plants and seeds for your garden.
Sessions are free for members and non-members can attend for just $5 per session.
The sessions will take place from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Tipton County Museum, located at 751 Bert Johnston Avenue, Covington, TN. For more information, call 901-476-0242.
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