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Garden Tools 101

Join Master Gardener James Hearn as he walks you through the tools of the trade!

James will explain which garden tools are best for particular jobs, how to use them, and how to maintain them through regular cleaning and sharpening.

Location: Frist Learning Center Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32

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At Home Garden Checklist: Autumn

As the cooler weather approaches, there are many things that you can do to prepare your garden space.

Master Gardener James Hearn will outline the necessary steps to maintaining your garden space throughout the coming months and prepare your beds for winter. Tips will include when to plant your bulbs, pruning trees and shrubs, adding compost, seed storage, and so much more!

Location: Frist Learning Center Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32

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Top Plant Picks Tour: September

Each month, Cheekwood’s Horticulturist selects eight unique plants to highlight throughout the gardens.

Join a member of the Gardens Team and explore this month’s plant selections!

Location: Botanic Hall
Not Yet Members: Free
Members: Free

No advanced registration required.

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Gardening with the Grimaldis

There’s no better place than Cheekwood to learn about all things gardening!

Join Peter Grimaldi, Cheekwood’s Vice President of Gardens and Facilities, and Megan Grimaldi, a garden expert from Moore & Moore Garden Center, to explore ways design, build, and maintain better outdoor spaces. The four-part series will progressively establish a methodology for creating a space of your own and cover topics including garden resources, design, and maintenance. With over 40 years of professional gardening experience between them, Peter and Megan can answer any question and help gardeners take the next step in their educational journey.

Location: Botanic Hall – Massey Auditorium
Nonmembers: $200
Members: $160

4 Classes

September 7, 14, 21, 28

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Spring Surprises: Floral Arrangement

With springtime as our guide, we will bring the outdoors in through seasonal foraging and fresh-cut florals.

Participants will design their own seasonal tablescape, crafting from flowers and branches, learning floral design techniques that can be replicated at home.

Location: Massey Auditorium
Members: $60
Nonmembers: $75

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Birding Basics

Learn about how gardens contribute to larger ecosystems and support wildlife- like birds!

Participants in this lecture and field class will learn the basics of middle-TN birds, where to spot them in the wild, how to identify them, and how to support conservation by sharing your data.

Location: Herb Garden Amphitheater
Members: $24
Nonmembers: $30

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Sculpted Pet Portraits

Using a variety of sculpting and carving techniques, participants will get an introduction to working with clay and use their newfound skills to create a relief portrait of their beloved pet or favorite animal.

Location: Frist Learning Center Clay Studio
Members: $60
Nonmembers: $75

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