Saturday, May 3 @ 10AM – Linwood Tree Peonies
with Becky
Lewis
Learn
about the history and
culture of tree peonies, with a focus on the cultivars in the
collection at Linwood
Gardens, which is
a central site in the
history of the American Tree peony–
Saturday, May 10-11, All Day - Mother's Day Rose Weekend - see details below
Saturday, May 17 @ 10AM - Broadleaf Evergreens
including new varieties.
Saturday, May 24 @ 10AM - New Varieties at Wayside
in our Nursery, Perennials, and Annuals Department
Saturday, June 7 @ 10AM - Blue Flowers with Jenny Stewart
Saturday, June 21 – All-day
Hosta!
Hosta! with Mike Shadrack
on
his newest book The
Timber Press Pocket Guide to Hostas—lectures
and hands-on workshop
$5 Registration includes a $5.00 off coupon on any $25.00 purchase
– Registration form [PDF]
10AM -
45 minutes to an hour plus questions
HOSTA
- THE FLOWERING FOLIAGE PLANT
Mother’s
Day Rose Weekend
–
-
featuring
hundreds of
varieties
Saturday, May 10
10AM
- General
Rose Care and Raffle
with
Dan
Mooney of Medford Nursery
2:00PM
–Soil
and Water Conditions for Roses
–
with
Dr. "Gene" Noto of the Greater
Rochester Rose Society and
past New York District Director
of the American Rose Society
Soil and Water - What are they?
- How and Why they make your plants grow, with special emphasis
on growing good roses. Includes structure, texture, pH, the four
categories of soil, and why water is so important in rose culture
3:30PM
– Rose
Culture History: The Quest for Fragrance,
Repeat
Bloom, and Endurance
-
with Trish
Gannon
Sunday
@ 2PM - Fairy
Gardens
with Jen
Evershed –
Fairy Gardens: Create a
Miniature Landscape!
Find out how to use plants with
fine textures and tiny leaves to create a miniature landscape,
otherwise known as a "Fairy Garden" in a container. Get
inspired to create the perfect tiny garden complete
with tiny paths, a picket fence, or whatever you dream
up! See some fantastic "miniature" plants and
accessories! You are only limited by your own imagination.
Sunday
@ 3:30AM - Favorite
Fragrant and Hardy Roses with
Rose Raffle –Trish
Gannon
Hosta!
Hosta! with Mike Shadrack
June
21 – All-day
Speaking
on his newest book, The
Timber Press Pocket Guide to Hostas—Michael
will lecture and give hands-on workshops.
$5
registration -
print form from website, then mail or bring in, OR contact Trish at
(585) 223-1212 or trish@waysidegardencenter.com (see below)
10AM -
45 minutes to an hour, plus questions
HOSTA
- THE FLOWERING FOLIAGE PLANT
The
hosta is the best selling perennial plant in America and this talk
covers all aspects of hosta growing, their origins, cultivation
tips, breeding and pest control and will introduce some of the
newer hosta varieties.
Between
12 noon and 1pm -
Mike will be with the Wayside Garden Center collection of
retail hostas giving practical advice, growing tips and
recommendations. You will also have an opportunity to meet
members of the Genesee Valley Hosta Society and the American Hosta
Society.
2PM
45 minutes to an hour plus questions.
LITTLE
TREASURES - AN INTRODUCTION TO MINI HOSTAS
Gardens
are getting smaller and the time available to care for them is
getting less. One solution is to grow little plants in
smaller spaces. This talk with introduce the mini hostas, of
which there are now dozens and dozens, their special needs, how to
get the best from them and what other plants look good with them.
Some
aspects of hosta care and maintenance will be repeated in both talks.
Mike
will have both of his books on sale and will be delighted to sign
them--
The
Color Encyclopedia of Hosta
by Diana Grenfell and Michael Shadrack, Timber Press and The
Timber Press Pocket Guide to Hostas
by Diana Grenfell and Michael Shadrack