Healing Gardens Part II - Construction of key Components to a healing Garden

Clark County Extension is collaborating with Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department on their adult education classes starting September to December 2018. As part of this program, Clark County Extension will teach gardening/sustainable natural resource management classes at the Clarksville middle school. The schedule is as below:

Date Topic Time

December 11 - Healing Gardens Part II - Construction of key Components to a healing Garden 6:30-8:30pm

There is a nominal fee of $3 for each class to meet the cost of presentation handouts.If you are a home gardener who wants to learn how to grow vegetables for “healthy eating” or wants to learn how to grow flowers in your garden and/or manage the natural resources available to you for growing plants, these classes are for you. Alternatively, if you want to use gardening as a means to exercise and/or bond with your children and grandchildren, or use gardening for healing purposes, now is the opportunity to acquire some of the skills you need. You only attend the class(es) that meet your needs.
If you are interested in registering to participate in any of these classes, please visit the Clarksville Parks and Recreation programs website at http://www.clarksvilleparks.com/programs---classes.html. 

If you have questions about these classes or need a reasonable accommodation to participate, you may contact Nathan Kane (Tel: 812-283-1423; Email: nkane@clarksvilleparks.com) with Clarksville Parks and Recreation or Simon Kafari (Tel: 812-256-4591; Email: skafari@Purdue.edu) with Clark County Extension

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