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Longleaf Book Club
Wednesday, August 6
5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Harry Crews is a contemporary storyteller of our region with
a legendary eye for the hilarious and heartbreaking, often in
the same moment. Join us for a discussion of A Childhood: The
Biography of a Place. Bring a dish to share during the
discussion.
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non-members |
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Children's
Learning Garden
Mondays, September 8 to October 6
3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Children will be planning and
planting with the help of Tripp Eldredge who has spent time
working with the Peace Corps in Africa and on an organic farm in
Pennsylvania. Tripp will help us learn gardening techniques that
will help us grow the best vegetables yet! |
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Ebenezer
Creek Canoe Trip
Saturday, September 13
8:40 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Garden Education Director Carolyn Altman will lead a
leisurely canoe paddle through Ebenezer Creek, the gorgeous
cypress swamp above the Savannah River. Bring lunch, and a treat
to share. Canoes and life jackets provided. Space is limited.
Preregistration required before Friday, September 5.
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$20 |
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non-members |
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Edible
Landscaping
Saturday, September 20
9:30 a.m. to noon
Join gardener Tripp Eldridge for an
exploration of Rosalind Creasy’s approach to combining
aesthetically pleasing landscaping with growing delicious food.
Creasy is a garden and food writer, photographer, and landscape
designer. In 1982 she published The Complete Book of Edible
Landscaping, which won the Garden Writers Association’s Quill
and Trowel award and was chosen as a Book of the Month
selection. It coined the term “edible landscaping,” now a part
of the American vocabulary.
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$10 |
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non-members |
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