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PDOP-Spr-Sum-22

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28 www.pdop.org Supervisor: Patti Staley historic properties Open Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00A-4:00P Closed Mondays (708) 725-2400 oakparkconservatory.org Ask a Master Gardener Our in-person plant help desk and repotting services are closed during this time at the Conservatory. Email northcookmg@gmail.com or call (708) 725-2453 with your plant questions. Volunteer Opportunities Interested in volunteering? Call (708) 725-2460 or email coordinator@fopcon.org. Oak Park Conservatory Programs & Events Learn & Grow Lectures Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00P Apr 6 • Apr 13 • Apr 20 e Friends of the Oak Park Conservatory will highlight plants that will be available at our Annual Plant Sale. Programs are for all gardening levels. Registration is required for these free programs. A virtual Zoom link will be sent to participants in advance. Ages 18+ Apr 6: Tomatoes 101 Apr 13: Square-Foot Edible Garden Apr 20: Behind the Scenes - Meet the Plants Mother's Day Teacup Garden Kits Order Online: April 16-30 Purchase a teacup garden kit for Mother's Day from the Oak Park Conservatory! Kits include everything you need to put your own teacup garden together with instructions, including teacup, mini teacup plants, potting soil, moss, stones, an individual tea pouch and biscuit. Kit Fee: $30 Pickup Dates: May 4-8, 10:00A-4:00P Pickup Location: Oak Park Conservatory Spring Open House Sunday, May 1, 10:00A-12:00P Join us as we celebrate springtime at Oak Park Conservatory. Enjoy tours, get garden tips, and hands-on activities in the Elsie Jacobsen Discovery Garden. We will have fun for the whole family. Presented by the Friends of the Oak Park Conservatory. Gardening with Native Plants ursday, May 12, 7:00-8:00P Learn how native plants offer a host of benefits in your garden. West Cook Wild Ones will teach us about native plants: how to select the best plants for shade, wet and sunny gardens, where to purchase, and how to care for them. Presented by the Friends of the Oak Park Conservatory. Ages 18+ Spring Plant & Tool Exchange and Garden Pot Return Saturday, May 21 Drop Off, 9:30-11:30A | Pick Up, 12:30P Join other gardeners and share your favorite plants and extra tools at the annual spring exchange sponsored by Friends of the Oak Park Conservatory. Save your garden plastic pots from the Annual Plant Sale and return them for reuse. Help keep plastic pots out of our landfills! Ages 18+ What's In Your Garden? Saturdays 10:00A-12:00P Jun 11 • Jul 9 • Aug 13 Join us at the Oak Park Conservatory as we discover nature in your garden. Our docents will bring fascinating information and activities about a variety of garden topics each month. Presented by Friends of the Oak Park Conservatory in conjunction with a different community partner each month! Registration is required. Jun 11: Birds in Your Garden Jul 9: Insects in Your Garden Aug 13: Native Plants in Your Garden How to Grow Garlic ursday, Aug 25 7:00-8:00P Garlic is easy to grow. Join us as we learn when and how to plant, what types to grow, and when to harvest it. Presented by Friends of the Oak Park Conservatory. A Zoom link will be provided prior to the lecture. Ages 18+ Quick Sketch Garden Design Fridays, 9:00A-12:00P Individual landscape design and garden consultation services available at the Oak Park Conservatory on various Fridays during the spring and summer from 9:00A-12:00P. Bring in photos of your garden, measurements, and your plat of survey for our professionals to offer help, planting suggestions and a quick sketch as time allows. Ages 18+ Fee: $75 Res Fee - $95 Fee

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