2011 Calendar of Events

Please call for information or to place your reservation at 734-6700.

Opening Day! (Earth Day)

April 22th

Baby Animals

April 23rd

Help us celebrate the birth of spring! Our barnyard will be equipped with baby animals from 10am-2pm.

Tuesday Talks - 6pm

We're trying something a little out of the ordinary this year, we've picked Tuesdays for our classes. We thought Saturdays seem so busy for all of us, and we liked the sound of "Tuesday Talks". We hope you can join us. These classes are free of charge, but please call 814-734-6700 to register for the workshops or for additional information.

Pruning Apple Trees

April 26th

Did you know that pruning your apple tree incorrectly is worse than not pruning at all? Learn the basics of pruning apple trees to maintain their productivity.

Frost Free Vegetables

May 3nd

You don't have to wait for Memorial Day to start your vegetable garden. Learn which vegetables can handle cool soil and a possible frost.

Frost Free Flower Gardening

May 10th

It's not too early to plant some of our favorite annuals. Pansies, snapdragons and other cold hardy annuals are perfect for the anxious gardener.

Annuals Not From Your Grandmother's Garden

May 17th

Learn about some of the newest annual varieties and how to grow them. We're excited to share information about the new Proven Winner's hottest sellers.

From Our Yard to Your Yard

May 24rd

Join us on a tour of our nursery to learn about some new and interesting trees and shrubs. You will be amazed at the choices available to improve your landscaping.

Herbs: From Your Garden to Your Kitchen

May 31th

There are several types of culinary herbs and will discuss some our favorites and how to grow, harvest and cook with them to heighten flavor.

Shady Characters - Perennials for Shade Gardens

June 7th

Let us introduce you to some of our favorite shade perennials, and learn how to enhance the shady places in your garden.

Blueberry Goodness!

June 21th

Learn about an easy, hardy and delicious fruiting shrub that any homeowner can grow.

Workshops

Mother's Day Craft Saturday

Saturday, May 8th (10am-2pm)

Bring the little ones to Scotland Yards where they can make Mom a special garden treasure. (No charge and no reservation needed.)

Cocktails and Containers - so much fun!

Friday, May 20th (7pm)

Let our designer, Jeanne, assist you in designing and planting your own combination planter. Buy a container from us or bring one from home. Fee varies on plant and container choice. Please call to reserve a spot.

Hypertuffa 2011 Project

Saturday, June 11th (10am)

Back by popular demand! Join artist Richard Chapman as he walks you through an exciting hypertuffa ornament for your garden. Call for price and details. Reservation needed.

Flowering Arranging

Saturday, July 23rd (10am)

Learn flower arranging basics from Beth, a new member of our staff, with flowers from your garden. Bring cut flowers with long stems, a wide mouth jar or vase and a pair of scissors. Reservation needed.

Another Great Event at Scotland Yards (no charge)

Antiques in the Yard and the Great Pillowcase Sale

Saturday, July 2nd (9am-3pm)

This year promises to be better than ever — 15 or more antique vendors in addition to the pillowcase sale. Help the Edinboro Historical Society celebrate 150 years by shopping at this year's event. Want to help? We still need community members to help assemble pillowcases, and NO, you do not need to know how to sew.

Call Bonnie at 873-8288 or call Scotland Yards at 734-6700 for more information.

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