The event is organized by the Lancaster County Master Gardeners, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting sustainable gardening practices. The Master Gardeners are passionate about sharing their knowledge and expertise with the community. They offer a variety of educational programs, workshops, and events throughout the year. The fall event is a great opportunity for plant enthusiasts of all levels to learn, grow, and connect with other plant lovers. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, there’s something for everyone at this event.
This information series from Penn State Extension offers a variety of educational opportunities for residents of Pennsylvania. The series includes a three-session webinar on forest owners and carbon incentives, a backyard composting workshop, and a variety of other workshops and resources.
** This text provides information about two upcoming webinars and a class offered by Penn State Extension, focusing on sustainable lawn care practices and fall planting. **Detailed Text:**
Penn State Extension, a leading resource for agricultural and environmental knowledge in Pennsylvania, is offering a series of informative programs designed to help residents protect the environment and enhance their gardening skills. These programs address two crucial aspects of sustainable living: lawn care practices that minimize environmental impact and fall planting strategies for bountiful harvests.
This webinar from Penn State Extension will cover the topic of classical biological control, a method used to manage invasive species. The webinar will explain the process, its benefits, and its limitations. It will also discuss the challenges and considerations involved in implementing this method. **Detailed Text:**
Classical biological control, a powerful tool in the arsenal of invasive species management, involves introducing natural enemies of the invasive species to its new environment. This method leverages the power of natural selection and predator-prey relationships to control the invasive population.
This text provides information about two upcoming workshops offered by the Horn Farm Center. The workshops are focused on container gardening and riparian buffer management. **Detailed Text:**
The Horn Farm Center is hosting two informative workshops this fall, designed to enhance your gardening skills and knowledge.
The Perfect Pots greenhouse is hosting two fall gardening events. The first is a Fall Garden Trends Demo on Saturday, September 7th at noon. This demo will cover design tips, fall plant pairings, and planting advice. The second event is a Fall Planter Workshop on Saturday, September 7th at 7-1 p.m. and September 14th at 10 a.
The Lancaster Garden Club is hosting two events this month. The first is a talk on “Designing with Grasses” by Danilo Maffei on Monday, September 9th at 7 p.m. at Salem United Church of Christ. The second event is a Q&A session with the Lancaster County Master Gardeners on Tuesday, September 10th at noon. **Detailed Text:**
The Lancaster Garden Club is offering two informative events this month, providing valuable insights and guidance for gardeners of all levels.
Saturday, Sept. 16, 10:00-11:00 a.m. This workshop, offered by the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners, provides practical advice on creating pollinator-friendly gardens. Free. Register online.
The Sill, a plant subscription box company, is hosting two free webinars this month. The first is a Calathea 101 workshop, focusing on the care and maintenance of these popular houseplants. The second is a Plant Adaptations to Fire webinar, exploring the fascinating ways plants have evolved to survive in fire-prone environments.
**Fall Native Plant Sale**
The Fall Native Plant Sale is a yearly event hosted by the York County Conservation District. This event is a great opportunity for residents to learn about and purchase native plants. Native plants are adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, making them ideal for low-maintenance landscaping. **Why Choose Native Plants?**
Native plants are crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems. They provide food and shelter for local wildlife, support pollinators like bees and butterflies, and help prevent soil erosion.
29, 11 a.m.-12 p.m.) Learn about building and planting a half bushel fall planter. Learn the skills to create a seasonal harvest and enjoy the bounty of your own fall garden. $5. Register online. This text is a promotional piece for a series of workshops offered at Nolde Forest.
Saturday, Sept. 14, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Learn to create beautiful floral arrangements with a focus on pumpkins. Learn from a professional artist at the Environmental Center. $35 per person.
The workshop will cover the basics of growing succulents, including their unique characteristics, care requirements, and propagation methods. Participants will learn how to create a beautiful and unique pumpkin succulent planter. **Detailed Text:**
The upcoming “Pumpkin Succulent Planter” workshop promises to be a delightful blend of creativity and knowledge. Taking place on various dates throughout September, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn the art of succulent cultivation while crafting a stunning, personalized planter. The workshop’s core focus lies in demystifying the world of succulents.
The Sill, a plant subscription service, is hosting two free online workshops. The first is a Fall Houseplant Care workshop on September 19th, and the second is a Low-Maintenance Garden Design workshop on September 26th. Both workshops are free and require registration.
This summary provides information about two upcoming workshops offered by the Native Plant Trust. **Detailed Text:**
The Native Plant Trust, a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of native plants, is hosting two informative workshops in September. These workshops offer valuable insights into the world of native plants and their connection to the environment.
Saturday, Sept. 28, 10-11 a.m. Discover the beauty and diversity of native plants in the Lancaster County area. Learn about classic asters and their colorful companions, and how to integrate them into your garden. Free.
This is a list of upcoming workshops and classes offered by the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, Lancaster. **Detailed Text:**
The Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, Lancaster, is hosting a series of workshops and classes for the fall season. These workshops cater to a variety of interests, from glass art to nature journaling.
* The Sill is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, September 24th, at 6-7:30 p.m. * The webinar is titled “Houseplants and Lights 101” and focuses on increasing light for houseplants year-round. * The webinar is free and can be registered for online. * The Sill is also hosting a Fall Fest event.
The Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College is hosting two virtual events this fall. The first is a talk titled “Pruning and Tonic: Creative Pruning Techniques: The Gibson Method.” This talk will be held on Thursday, September 26th, from 4 to 5 p.m. and will explore creative pruning techniques using the Gibson Method.
The Lancaster Conservancy is hosting two events for the public to learn about nature and engage in citizen science. The first event, “Habitat Advocates: Nature Journaling and Navigating Citizen Science Apps,” will be held on Saturday, September 28th, from 9 a.m. to noon. This workshop will teach participants how to observe and record backyard biodiversity with the help of citizen science apps.
The text provides information about two upcoming workshops in the Philadelphia area. The first workshop is a hand-worked glass cactus workshop hosted by the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen in Lancaster. The second workshop is a succulent pumpkin planter workshop and craftsman workshop at Ken’s Gardens in Ardmore.
## Guided Nature Hike Details:
**Pawpaw and Zebra Swallowtail:**
* **What:** This guided nature hike will explore the fascinating ecological connection between pawpaw and the zebra swallowtail butterfly. Learn about their symbiotic relationship and the crucial role they play in the local ecosystem. * **Where:** Turkey Hill Nature Preserve, Conestoga, PA. * **When:** Sunday, September 29th, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. * **Who:** Organized by the Lancaster Conservancy. * **Cost:** $5 per person. * **Registration:** Register online.
The Native Plant Trust offers online courses on plant ecology and gardening for pollinators. These courses are self-paced and can be taken at any time. The courses are designed to help people understand the importance of plants and their role in the ecosystem. **Detailed Text:**
The Native Plant Trust, a renowned organization dedicated to the conservation of native plants, provides valuable educational resources for individuals interested in learning about plant ecology and the crucial role of pollinators in our ecosystem.
The Hershey Gardens will host a Bonsai Exhibit from September 25th to October 12th. The exhibit will feature bonsai trees from the Susquehanna Bonsai Club. Admission to the gardens is required for entry to the exhibit.
This seminar is hosted by the Lancaster County Master Gardeners. This is a comprehensive look at fall gardening, covering topics such as planning, soil testing, and amending, planting bulbs, and preparing for winter. This seminar will be held at the Lancaster County Agricultural Center. Both events are open to the public. **Pruning**
The act of pruning, a fundamental gardening technique, involves removing parts of a plant to enhance its growth, shape, and health. Pruning can be beneficial for a variety of reasons:
The text provides information about two upcoming events. The first is a talk about native trees at Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve. The second is a workshop on botanical ink and making plans and ironing ink with the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen.