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Why is this important? How can I help? It's easy. We invite you to join this class to discover how 15 minutes on one day can impact pollinators.
Insects are at their most prolific now. Some are beneficial to our plants, some not so much. This talk will help us understand the difference and ways to use integrated pest management to impact their effect.
Time to consider those plants you can grow in small pots indoors or in areas where you have limited space. Small pots are great for window sills, balconies, porches and more. The talk will cover pots, plants, soil, sun, everything needed to grow in a small pot.
This is a must-attend class for anyone new to the Sunshine State! Learn about our region's unique water resources, with a special focus on Marion County's renowned springs. Discover what plants thrive here, when to plant them, and how to design beautiful Florida-Friendly Landscaping for your home. Discover the many resources and programs available through your local extension office.
Now is the time to plan and plant for spring Butterfly gardens. And, of course, other pollinators. Included in this discussion will be ideas on what to plant, how to care for them, when to expect them to flower. And what butterflies and other pollinators are attracted to them.
Discover the beauty and significance of two of Florida's most famous springs, Rainbow Springs and Silver Springs. Learn about their unique ecosystems, conservation efforts to protect them, and the many ways you can enjoy them.
Come join us for a "hands on" demonstration of caring for many different types of orchids. We will discuss lighting, watering, fertilizing, and repotting. Bring your questions!
Now is the time to start to plan for that spring vegetable garden. The basic steps of "getting started" will be the focus of this class. It is this preparation that will enhance the chances of a successful crop. Whether you plant a large garden or group in pots, these first steps apply.By registering, I agree to INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS Master the Possibilities, Inc., Sidney Colen & Associates, Ltd., On Top of the World Communities, Inc., Horticultural Arts & Park Institute, Inc., Bay Laurel Community Development District, and any of their agents, directors, officers, representatives, volunteers and employees from any and all loss, damage, injury, action or cause of action resulting from the classes, events, or trips and/or equipment owned or operated or permitted to be used or operated or is used or operated. This Release Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement includes those classes, events, or trips inside or outside of Master the Possibilities, Inc. For the full waiver, visit https://www.masterthepossibilities.org/sites/default/files/PDF/WaiverofLiability.pdf .
If class is cancelled by the participant because of COVID positive results, there will still be a processing fee incurred by the participant.
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