Speakers: Neil Bell, OSU Extension Service and Paul Ries, Oregon Department of Forestry
Plant a tree or shrub in a PNW landscape and it will probably survive. But if you want it to thrive instead of just survive, it
is going to take some care – including early structural pruning. This session looks at identifying growth habit and flowering
characteristics of trees and shrubs and using those to determine pruning requirements for best landscape looks and
performance, and young plant pruning techniques that help prevent future problems.
Flyer: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/mg/sites/default/files/WVGISS_Flyer_09.pdf
New This Year - Register Online at http://wvgis09.eventbrite.com
Join us this fall for the 7th year of this informative seminar series. Nursery, landscape, and tree care professionals, construction managers, builders, city park staff, homeowners, and garden enthusiasts alike will find something worthwhile. Get practical information and advice on pruning, planting, problems, and practically everything. The seminars will be presented at the Natural Resources Education Center, managed by Chemeketa Community College, at the Oregon Garden in Silverton on seven Tuesdays at 1-4:15 PM from November 3rd to December 15th.
The Oregon Garden |
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879 W Main St |
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Silverton |
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Session Fees By Oct 20/After Oct 20: All 7 Seminars $200/$225, Any 3 Seminars $90/$105, Just 1 Seminar $35/$45 |
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Gail Langellotto |
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541-737-5175 |
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Gail.Langellotto at oregonstate.edu |
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Horticulture |
