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January 11 Green Burials Eva Thompson of Last Things . |
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January 25 Winter Camping Stephen Leavins . |
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February 1 Managing Wildlife Conflicts John Forbes Department of Agricultures' Wildlife Services . |
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February 8 Zen Gardens of Japan Lee Schneller-Sligh . |
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February 15 Colonial Herb Gardening Diana George Chapin of The Heirloom Garden . |
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February 22 What's New for 2011 Hammon Buck of Plants Unlimited . |
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March 1 Food Safety for Hikers Jason Bolton University of Maine Cooperative Extension . |
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March 8 Alternative Energy Systems David Coomer of SolarMaine . |
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March 15 A Walk Along the Appalachian Trail in Maine Dr. David Field Appalachian Trail Club . |
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March 22 Gardening Ergonomics Cathie Dorr, Occupational Therapist . |
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March 29 Dahlias Paul Fenton, Dahlia Enthusiast . |
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April 5 Gardening Lasagna Style Shelley Johnson, Breatheasy Farm .. |
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April 12 Owls andFalcons In Coastal Maine Patrick Keenan. . |
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April 19 Berry Crops David Handley.. |
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May 3 Fruit Trees Renee Moran University of Maine Extension . |
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May 10 Insect Pests and Ornamentals Clay Kirby . |
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May 17 NO TALK . |
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May 24 Midcoast Garden Design Clair Ackroyd . |
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May 31 Treasures of the Midcoast Tony Oppersdorff . |
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June 7 Tending the Perennial Garden I Wendy Andresen . |
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June 14 Peonies Ken Liberty . |
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June 21 Clematis Cindy Tibbetts . |
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June 28 Rose Day Glenn Jenks . |
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July 5 Tending the Perennial Garden II Wendy Andresen . |
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July 12 TBA TBA . |
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July 19 TBA TBA . |
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July 26 Geraniums Cindy Tibbetts . |
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August 2 Tending the Perennial Garden III Wendy Andresen . |
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August 9 TBA TBA . |
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August 16 TBA TBA . |
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August 23 TBA TBA . |
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August 30 TBA TBA . |
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September 6 Tending the Perennial Garden IV Wendy Andresen . |
If you would like to be sent news of new programs and reminders of upcoming events, send your name and email address to info@merryspring.org. info@merryspring.org. We will never share or sell your email address.
The talks are offered at $5.00 to the general public and free to Merryspring members. No pre-registration is required. The talks are held in the Ross Center during the colder months, and in the Park's open air Hexagon in the warmer months, surrounded by Merryspring's many theme gardens. Each talk always features plenty of time for questions and answers. Participants are encouraged to come early for the talk and to stroll through Merryspring gardens or along the trails. Also, feel free to bring a brown bag lunch to enjoy during the talk.
Memberships may be purchased at the talk, or anytime between 9 and 2 Tuesday through Friday at the Merryspring office.
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Check local papers, call (207) 236-2239, or email info@merryspring.org for more information