Lorain County Metro Parks
GARDENING
The gardening category features information on upcoming gardening programs such as pruning techniques, herbs, garden tours, and more. These programs take place year round and at several parks though the majority of gardening programs are at Schoepfle Garden and the Lakeview Park Historical Rose Garden. Don't miss the kick off to the gardening season at the Mill Hollow Herb Fair in April. Sign up for the Gardening E-newsletter to learn about what is blooming at Schoepfle Garden and the Rose Garden, upcoming programs, and some tips for your own garden.
UPCOMING GARDENING PROGRAMS & EVENTS
TOMATO SEED TEST
03/13, 10-11am
Schoepfle Garden - Schoepfle Garden Visitor Center
We will talk about tomato gardening and you will have the opportunity to start a variety of tomato seeds for great tasting tomatoes. Preregister by 3/10.
Pre-Register by 03/10
NATIVE AMERICAN WINTER GAMES
03/13, 10-11am
Vermilion River Reservation - Carriage Barn
Learn and try some traditional Native American games! We will also discuss the history of Native Americans in Ohio. A hands-on kid-friendly program.
MAPLE SUGARING
03/13, Noon-4pm
Carlisle Reservation - Carlisle Visitor Center
Learn about the history and science of the Maple Sugaring process through lecture, hiking, and visiting the sugar shack.
BROWN BAG WORKSHOP: INTRO TO GARDENING
03/13, Noon-1pm
Vermilion River Reservation - Carriage Barn
Maurice Small of City Fresh gives us the how-to basics of starting our own garden. Topics include: placement, soil, and fertilizer. Bring a lunch to enjoy during the talk!
Other Interests in the Metro Parks
Tours
Tours are offered throughout the year at Schoepfle Garden and Lakeview Park. A schedule can be found in the program guide, The Arrowhead. You can also call Schoepfle Garden at (440) 985-7237 and Lakeview Park at (440) 245-1193 to schedule a tour for your group of 15 or more.
Annual Events
Mill Hollow Herb Fair - April 24 & 25, 2010
