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Mushroom Foraging For Beginners ( Online )
with Rebecca Ann Lexa
Mushroom foraging is a popular pursuit, but you must learn where to search and how to differentiate common wild mushrooms from poisonous species. Discover more facts about fungi in your backyard! Course will also utilize field guides and identification tools.
Beekeeping With Horizontal Top Bar Hives ( In Person ) Litchfield
with Bill Domonell
***THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELED**
This class explores the benefits and simplicity of keeping honeybees in horizontal top bar hives. This introductory class will cover basic information about beekeeping, focusing on the advantages of top bar beekeeping over traditional methods. The class is geared to those curious about honeybees and who may be considering starting hives of their own. Topics covered will be honeybee biology and behavior, hive management, cost, time commitment, equipment, harvesting honey.
Furniture Finishing - Bring Wood To Life ( In Person ) Woodbury
with Vincent Dorso, Sr.
*** No Class10/28 & 11/11***
Learn to restore that special piece or tag sale find. If it’s wood, we can fix it and return it to its original condition and value. Bring a small piece of furniture to class. A supply
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The Taming Of The Shrub ( In Person) Litchfield
with David Silver
***THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELED BY THE INSTRUCTOR. HE WILL OFFER IT AGAIN IN THE SPRING ***
Pruning is an art and a science that requires practice. Learn sound techniques when applied at the right time for the right plant that can take the mystery out of pruning. Topics also include pruning and training of common garden shrubs, the rationale of pruning, and the fundamentals of good pruning practices. A discussion of the rationale behind pruning will help the home gardener achieve a result that is both horticulturally sound and aesthetically pleasing.