10:00 AM
Make A Bonsai Class
Make and take home your own little tree as you learn the history and techniques of growing beautiful Bonsai with area expert Bill Pfeiffer. $40.00 per person must call to register (912) 921-5460.
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| Make A Portulacaria Bonsai |
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| Make A Bonsai Class |
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| Make A Bonsai |
the Elephant's Food or
Spekboom "fat pork tree" in Afrikaans
Money Tree
Easy care succulent from South Africa.
Can easily be grown as a houseplant with adequate bright light. Drought tolerant. Chronic over watering can kill the plant. Can go for several years without repotting. But do let the soil dry out. Fertilize at one-third strength during the growing season. Prune by pinching or cutting above a pair of pads.
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| Make A Bonsai |
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| Make A Bonsai |
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| and take home your own little tree in a Mihwa Glazed Pot |
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| take home your own little tree |
Begun in 1918 as a USDA plant introduction station, the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens at the Historic Bamboo Farm is today a part of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension with the mission to provide education, public outreach and applied research in horticulture and environmental sciences. The Bamboo Farm and Coastal Gardens is located at the intersection of U. S. 17 South, going toward Richmond Hill, and Canebrake Road. The entrance is a quarter mile south of Walmart and a mile north of the Ogeechee River Bridge
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| and take your own little tree |
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| your own little tree in a Mihwa Glazed Pot |
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| home your own Bonsai tree |
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| take home your own little tree |
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| Make your own Bonsai |
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| your own tree |
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| A Bonsai in a Mihwa Glazed Pot |
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| Portulacaria afra |
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| Mihwa Glazed Pot |
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