Build a Bog Workshop on September 10

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Build a Bog Workshop
Join the Longleaf Botanical Gardens crew, and let’s build a bog! This workshop is great for gardeners ages 8 and up. Learn about the wetland environment of bogs and the types of plants that thrive in them. Build a Bog with staff and learn how you could create a happy home for pitcher plants and other native bog-thriving plants. All workshop participants will go home with excellent bog-building knowledge and a carnivorous plant.

Build a Bog Workshop is great for gardeners ages 8 and up and is limited to 20 people. The workshop is $30 per person. AM&G members receive a $5 discount. Register today at www.ExploreAMAG.org or call 256-237-6766.

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DATE: Sep 10 2022
TIME: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
LOCATION: LBG Event Center

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