Master Gardener Events This Spring in Lafayette County

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News Summary

Spring is just around the corner in Lafayette County, and there’s a full schedule of Master Gardener events you won’t want to miss. From the weekly Help Line for gardening questions to an Arbor Day Tree Giveaway, workshops, and community meetings, residents can engage in various gardening activities and learn from experts. Mark your calendars for these exciting events and get ready to enjoy a flourishing garden this season!

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Get Your Questions Answered at the Master Gardener Help Line

Every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Master Gardener Help Line is open for all your gardening queries. Expert gardeners are on hand to answer your questions or dive into some research if your gardening troubles need a little more digging. So, if you’re unsure about what’s happening to that plant in your garden, reach out and let the experts point you in the right direction!

Plan Ahead for the Arbor Day Tree Giveaway

Mark your calendars for February 7, 2025, because that’s the day when the green-loving community comes together for the Arbor Day Tree Giveaway at the Arena located at 70 F.D. Buddy East Pkwy. Starting at 8 a.m., you’ll have the chance to take home some beautiful tree and vine varieties including:

Santa Rosa Plum
Honey Crisp Apple
Bell of Georgia Peach
Bartlett Pear
Muscadine
Bald Cypress
Hardy Pecan
Red Maple
Sugar Maple
White Oak
Nutall Oak
White Flowering Dogwood
Persimmon
Southern Magnolia
Red Crepe Myrtle

It’s a fantastic opportunity for those looking to spruce up their yards or create a thriving garden from scratch!

Lunch & Learn: Winter Pruning & Cleanup

On February 12, 2025, join the Lunch & Learn event at the Union County Extension, located at 112 Fairground Circle, New Albany. This session, focusing on winter pruning and cleanup, is a wonderful chance to pick up valuable tips and tricks to help your garden flourish. Don’t forget to register by calling 662-534-1916.

Oxford Community Garden Meeting

If you’ve been dreaming of cultivating your own veggies or flowers, the Oxford Community Garden meeting on February 24, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at the Stone Center (right across from the Oxford Pool) is the place to be! This meeting is all about reserving your garden plots. The prices are as follows:

4’x8’ plots for $25
8’x10’/11’ plots for $35
10’x16’ plots for $45
16’x16’ plots for $50

Payments can be easily made with cash or check, so you can get started on turning that plot into a vibrant garden.

Join the Magnolia Bee Club

The Magnolia Bee Club, formerly known as the Lafayette County Bee Club, is buzzing with excitement for its next meeting on February 25, 2025, at 6 p.m. This is a great chance to learn more about beekeeping and to network with fellow bee enthusiasts.

Spring Lecture Series at the Library

Kick-off the Spring Lecture Series at the Lafayette County and Oxford Public Library on March 6, 2025. Join us at noon for an enlightening lecture by Lauren Adamz all about kitchen gardens. This series continues with more exciting topics on April 3 and May 1—definitely not to be missed!

Bonsai Essentials Workshop

If you’ve ever wanted to learn the art of bonsai, don’t miss the Bonsai Essentials workshop led by Zach Adamz on March 22, 2025, at 10 a.m. Registration for this workshop is available online, so grab your spot and get ready to create your own little piece of greenery!

With so much going on, it’s clear that Lafayette County is ready to bloom this spring! Whether you’re looking to plant trees, learn new gardening skills, or simply enjoy the beauty of nature, there’s something for everyone. Grab your gardening gloves and join in the fun!