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Oshibana: The Art of Pressed Flowers

Oshibana, the Japanese art of created images with pressed flowers and plant materials, is a celebration of nature’s fleeting beauty. Learn techniques for preserving blooms and arranging them in harmonious compositions.

Instructor

Ayako Matsuda

Location

FLC Studios
Not Yet Members: $60
Members: $48
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Garden-Inspired Mixed Media

Venture into Cheekwood’s gardens and then experiment in the studio with layering materials and blending textures to capture the colors and shapes of the season. Explore fresh ways to translate nature’s beauty into dynamic mixed-media compositions.

Instructor

Andrea Silva, artist

Location

FLC Studios
Not Yet Members: $60
Members: $48
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Designing a Garden for Your Lifestyle

No garden is “perfect”, but it can be perfect for you! Whether you love veggies, perennials, ornamental flowers, or native plants, there are countless decisions to make in a garden. Explore how to make choices that fit your space and lifestyle. Design your next steps with tried and true guidance.

Instructor

Madeline Roberson

Location

The Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32
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Going from Lawn to Living Landscape

The Mid-South was once covered by millions of acres of biodiverse grasslands. Now, only 10% of that ecosystem remains scattered across the region. Discover how to use a variety of native plants and “cues to care” to restore a more resilient, beautiful landscape in your own yard.

Instructor

Janeen Grohsmeyer

Location

The Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32
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Growing Roses Organically

Cultivating roses organically opens you to a world of edible and iconic beauty. Learn how to choose rose varieties and organic practices that support bountiful, safe growth.

Instructor

Susan Lyell, Restoration Rose

Location

The Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32
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Maximizing Garden Space for Birdwatching

Gardening is for the birds! Or, at least, it can be. Discover the key principles of bird-friendly habitats, and how to apply them to your garden. Whether you have a few containers or a few acres, grow a space that wild birds will love!

Instructor

Eli Haislip, The Wood Thrush Shop

Location

The Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32
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