Cornell Cooperative Extension-Broome County (CCE-BC) provides answers to your gardening and insect questions through the following programs:
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Tuesday, May 14th
6 pm
CCE Ag Development Center
Cutler Botanic Garden grounds
Learn how to grow roses sustainably and what growing roses can do for us and our environment.
Presented by Leon Ginenthal, American Rose Society Consulting Rosarian, Owner of Der Rosenmeister Nursery and president of the Finger Lakes/ Southern Tier Regional Rose Society. To pre-register please visit: Why I Grow Roses
Noon to 1pm
Broome County Public Library
Learn identification strategies and management tactics to help control weeds in your gardens, lawns and
landscapes. To register please visit: https://www.thebcpl.org/event/weed-identification...
Programs presented by CCE Broome County Master Gardener Volunteers
June 8 @ 12 PM - Container Gardening
July 20 @ 12 PM - Intelligent Plants
August 10 @ 12 PM - Useful Herbs
All programs will be held in the upstairs meeting room. Pre-register either by phone (607-797-4816) or at the circulation desk, or by emailing jc.natassia@4cls.org.
Your Home Public Library
107 Main Street, Johnson City, NY
More information here: CCE Broome County Events
In cooperation with VINES.
Learn about a variety of “good bugs” that serve as natural enemies to plant pests and the types of plants you can grow to attract them and keep them in your yard. Then take a guided walk through Cutler Botanic Garden (weather permitting) to see a variety of insect pollinators and predators and the plants that attract them. To pre-register please visit: VINES Green ThumbWorkshops
Linda Svoboda
Horticulture Program Educator
ljs322@cornell.edu
(607) 584-5016
Last updated June 13, 2024