Come join us for a super fun class on weaving palm fronds also known as boondoggles. Weaving boondoggles is an old-fashioned, traditional, heritage craft of the southern US. Each Boondoggle can be woven from one entire palm frond of the Sabal Palm, also known as the cabbage palm. Palm fronds have been used for centuries […]
Hypertufa Pots – Hypertufa pots are made of concrete, perlite, and peat moss. They’re lightweight, containers often planted with succulents. If left in a shady, moist environment, they may eventually be covered in moss. These pots are made to resemble natural tufa, a very porous rock found naturally occurring in many parts of the world […]
Whenever Gail Miller donates a stepping stone for a raffle, people stand in line to buy tickets, hoping to bring one of her beautiful stepping stones home with them. They’re very popular! Join us for a fun workshop at Gail’s house and you too can go home with a fabulous stepping stone. Contact Emily Panek, […]
We’ll be making live wreaths for Christmas. If you can, please bring: any evergreens, like yew, boxwood, cedar, pine, etc. (2′-3′ long); branches with berries, like holly berries (colorful, red or yellow berries 1′-3′ long); pods; eucalyptus; magnolia leaves, pine cones, dried whole oranges or slices, anything you may have that is suitable for the […]
This is going to be a fun, make-it and take-it workshop/meeting. Everyone will be able to create and bring home a unique, framed botanical collage. The meeting is at Lisa Colburn’s house and she will be the presenter. Here’s a recording of the Zoom meeting Lisa gave on Nov. 22nd It discusses the basics of […]