The Webster Viridarium
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Join Master Gardener Roberta T. Raised gardens can be a lot of work to pre-plan and set up, but they are worth the effort. Learn about what soil you need for what plants and a nifty way to water!
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Orchid Fest will feature award-winning orchids, special displays and showcases, alongside vendors and orchid experts, this is a must-see for orchid lovers and exhibit goers! |
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A course for beginner gardeners who want to learn how to grow their own vegetables and herbs successfully. Come join Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners to learn about practical, low-cost techniques for building, planning, planting, maintaining, and celebrating the harvest of a successful vegetable garden.
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Orchid Fest will feature award-winning orchids, special displays and showcases, alongside vendors and orchid experts, this is a must-see for orchid lovers and exhibit goers! |
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Orchid Fest will feature award-winning orchids, special displays and showcases, alongside vendors and orchid experts, this is a must-see for orchid lovers and exhibit goers! |
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How to Design a Meadow in Your Yard via Zoom Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm This webinar will focus on how to use native plants to replace areas of lawn to create a bustling native meadow. Topics covered include: design principles, embracing succession and change, determining the right plants for site […] |
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Milkweed Matters Book Signing. Saturday, March 14 - 10 am-1 pm at The Bird House. The Bird House welcomes Lisa Conners to the store for a signing of her children’s book “Milkweed Matters.” Beginning with the life cycle of the milkweed plant, this book follows the other species intricately tied to it in a typical […]
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Get ready to dig in and get creative as you craft your very own orchid kokedama! Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil.
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Get ready to dig in and get creative as you craft your very own orchid kokedama! Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil.
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Join us and learn how to grow your own urban vegetable garden in this 4-part workshop. In this 4-part workshop series, Toronto Master Gardeners will guide you through a variety of topics on Urban Vegetable Gardening with presentations, hands-on demonstrations, and exercises. From the process of garden planning to vegetable selection and seeding, these workshops […]
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2026 Rochester Urban Agriculture Conference Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm This year's Conference will be held at East HS on Saturday, March 21 from 9a-4p! This is a day of learning and connections featuring interactive workshops, community knowledge sharing, Fruition's Gift of Seed Experience, gardening tables and displays, and more! REGISTRATION […]
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We will focus on the key steps to ensure a successful vegetable garden. We will also cover planting and harvesting techniques, the advantages of raised bed gardening and the top 10 vegetables for home gardening. This program will be taught by a Master Gardener from Cornell Cooperative Extension. Hosted by The Friends of Tinker Nature Park. […]
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Join us for an early spring walk through the quiet beauty and enduring vision of Frederick Law Olmsted’s Highland Park. In late March, this guided tour offers a transitional view of the park as it begins to awaken from winter—revealing subtle signs of the coming growing season alongside the structure, form, and design that shape the landscape year-round. |
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Join us for a hands-on Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop at the Rochester Folk Art Guild, in collaboration with Cornell Cooperative Extension. Proper pruning is essential for healthy trees and good fruit production. This workshop will cover when and how to prune, how to shape trees for long-term health, and how to assess overall tree condition during the dormant season. We will focus on our apple trees but can also offer advice on plums, peaches, cherries, and other fruit trees. |
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This presentation will address planting, fertility, pest problems, fall care, varieties, cut flower use and more. |
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Take home a piece of our beautiful Orchid Exhibit by purchasing your very own orchid from the show at an extremely discounted rate. Orchids will sell fast, so be sure to plan ahead to get to the sale. Orchids will be available in a range of colors, sizes, and varieties and are ready to go […]
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You spend a lot of time and effort keeping your garden healthy. Let's talk about different ways that you can keep yourself healthy for gardening by discussing body mechanics, tools, and more. Presented by master gardeners from Cornell Cooperative Extension. These seminars are FREE, but space is limited. So, sign up today. Register online
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Container gardens are a popular way to grow at home, but can often offer some challenges that in-ground or raised bed gardening doesn't. Join this class to learn some methods that will improve your container garden outcomes. Taught by Patti Jablonski, General Manager at Urban Roots Cooperative Garden Market. Classes are offered in partnership between […]
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Discover the Basics of Seed Sowing Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:30 am- noon Join the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Monroe County Master Gardener Volunteers for an Informative and Hands-On Session on Seed Propagation. Learn the step-by-step process of sowing seeds for transplanting into a beautiful garden this May/June. Each participant will plant and take home […]
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Just in time to learn how to prepare your garden for the growing season; learn about transplanting, dividing and planting as well as many tips on saving time and money during spring maintenance. Call 716-941-3516 to register to attend this free program! Presented by Lessons From Nature's Lyn Chimera.
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Orchids & the 2026 Genesee Region Orchid Society Show Orchids are fascinating plants with interesting and often beautiful flowers. Learn about orchids and how to grow them in Rochester in anticipation of the 2026 Genesee Region Orchid Society Show on April 16-19 at the Rochester Museum and Science Center's Eisenhart Auditorium. David S. Weiss from the […] |
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Grow Your Own Tomatoes and Peppers Class at Cuba Library Tuesday, March 31, 2026, 6:30 - 7:30 pm Wednesday, April 8, 2026, 6:30 - 7:30 pm Join us for a free, two-part gardening series focused on growing healthy, productive tomatoes and peppers at home! These beginner-friendly classes will be held at the Cuba Library and […] |
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Learn all about the do’s and don’ts of creating a garden space dedicated solely to growing flowers for bouquets and arrangements. |
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This class will cover one of the most important, but often overlooked, parts of growing from seedlings: potting your seedlings up into larger containers and hardening them off before they go into the ground. Taught by Katie Pfohl, MAP Farm Manager. Classes are offered in partnership between the Massachusetts Avenue Project, Urban Roots Cooperative Garden […] |
