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Tree Pruning and Care Workshop

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Tree Pruning and Care Workshop

Time: February 18, 2012 from 1pm to 4:30pm
Location: Strathcona Community Centre, Activity Room
Street: 601 Keefer St
City/Town: Vancouver
Event Neighbourhood and Type: workshop, strathcona
Organized By: Vancouver Urban Farming Workshop Series
Latest Activity: Feb 18

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Event Description

Explore the basics of tree pruning and care with Laura Ralph, ISA Certified Arborist and owner of Alive & Well Organic Gardening.  Learn how to prune with clear objectives and an understanding of how trees will respond to pruning cuts.  Pruning of both fruit trees and ornamentals will be discussed.  After an indoor presentation, participants will look at pruning trees outside the centre.  Please dress appropriately for the weather. 

We're happy to offer this workshop at a discounted rate as part of the Urban Farming Workshop Series sponsored by Vancity and with support from the Strathcona Community Centre.

Cost: $15.00/person
To register: http://treepruning.eventbrite.ca/


 



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