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Kentucky gardeners have three distinct growing seasons for vegetables. We can repeat many of the spring crops and often with much better results with cooler temperatures. You can also extend harvest into late fall and early winter. If you have struggled to grow broccoli, cauliflower or other cool-season varieties you will be amazed with your fall crops. We will provide seeds for you to plant at home. Must attend the class to receive the seed packet, which will be distributed at the end of class. Cost: Free - Advance registration required to attend.

FREE for all children ages birth to 5 and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Lessons include a healthy snack, book, craft, music activity, fine motor and large motor activities, and free play.

Homeowners are looking for more sustainable approaches to traditional lawn care. We will cover the basics of caring for a lawn with an emphasis on lower input and sustainable methods. Learn why late summer is the best time to seed and why common fertilization practices are often not the best approach. We will also discuss alternatives to grass monocultures. This is always popular so sign up early. Cost: Free - Advance registration required to attend.

FREE for all children ages birth to 5 and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Lessons include a healthy snack, book, craft, music activity, fine motor and large motor activities, and free play.

In this class we will cover the basics of dividing perennials. You will learn when to divide what, the best tools for the job, and some tips to make things go smoothly. Division breathes new life into old perennial clumps and will often increase bloom and flower size in subsequent years. Cost: Free - Advance registration required to attend.

FREE for all children ages birth to 5 and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Lessons include a healthy snack, book, craft, music activity, fine motor and large motor activities, and free play.

Non-native invasive plants are consuming our woodlands and farms. They have many negative impacts on native species. We will discuss the problem and management techniques to help you get the upper hand. Cost: Free - Advance registration required to attend.

FREE for all children ages birth to 5 and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Lessons include a healthy snack, book, craft, music activity, fine motor and large motor activities, and free play.

Culinary herbs are easily grown but often result in an abundance of herbs in late summer. These can be dried easily and stored for future use. We will discuss various methods of preserving your herbs to use for winter meals. Cost: Free - Advance registration required to attend.