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Spring Seminars & Workshops

Join us for our annual spring seminars and workshops! It’s a great way to kick off spring. Advanced registration is required as spaces are limited. Please call 610-948-9755 to reserve your spot. Our educational seminars are free, but please give us a call to let us know you plan to attend so that we can prepare the proper amount of seats.

Fairy Garden Workshop: $50
April 6th, 10am
April 7th, 12pm
So popular, we’ve expanded to two sessions this year! Create your own world of magic at Colonial Gardens with our Fairy Garden Workshop. In this workshop, we’ll walk you through planting up a dish garden with compatible plants, whimsical accessories, and a fairy resident. This workshop is appropriate for adults and children accompanied by adults.
Limit of two people per fairy garden.

Terrarium Workshop: $45
April 6th, 12pm
Create a little world all your own with our terrarium workshop! Let one of our experts guide you through the process of a self-contained terrarium with compatible plants and proper substrate.
Limit of two people per terrarium.

Terrarium seminar

Eco-friendly Landscaping for Homeowners: FREE
April 6th: 2pm
Join us at Colonial Gardens for an enlightening seminar hosted by Eric Schmidt, our local landscaping expert with over 40 years of experience. In this informative session, Eric will share valuable insights and practical tips on incorporating sustainable practices and design principles into your home landscaping projects. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or enthusiastic novice, this seminar is sure to inspire you to think creatively about ways to be more sustainable (even if you have an HOA!)

Creating a Butterfly Garden: FREE
April 7th, 2pm
Join conservation educator Casey Schmidt for an engaging seminar on gardening for butterflies. Discover how to create a butterfly friendly habitat in your own backyard, featuring native plants and eco-friendly practices. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with nature and make a positive impact on local wildlife.

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