Dr. Mike Schnelle, professor and extension specialist at OSU will present a program on “Life After Summer 2011 and Celebrating Winter in the Landscape,” at 7 p.m. Monday, November 14th at the Alva Public Library.
Other issues to be discussed are how to be proactive in light of the forecasted continuing drought and horticultural lessons learned from 2011. Dr. Schnelle will discuss plants that failed as well as those that triumphed after the Winter and Summer 2011 seasons.
Schnelle will then talk about how we can be more proactive in terms of plant materials’ long-term health and how to plan for winter beauty in the landscape.
Dr. Schnelle received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in Horticulture at Kansas State University, Manhattan. He completed a PhD. in Horticulture at Colorado State University, Fort Collins.
The educational event is the fifth and final program sponsored by the Alva Public Library through a grant from the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture Food and Forestry Division.
Alva Public Library
504 7th Street, Alva, OK
(580) 327-1833
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Home & Garden Expo underway
By ROBERT EVATT
World Staff Writer
A weekend expo devoted to home renovations and other improvements is showing off its own new digs. The Home & Garden Expo of Oklahoma, which began Friday and runs through Sunday, has moved to the QuikTrip Center at Expo Square after outgrowing several former locations. Deborah Goodson, sales manager of Thermal Windows, one of the show’s sponsors, said she’s sure it will draw crowds again, despite the recession. Read more>
World Staff Writer
A weekend expo devoted to home renovations and other improvements is showing off its own new digs. The Home & Garden Expo of Oklahoma, which began Friday and runs through Sunday, has moved to the QuikTrip Center at Expo Square after outgrowing several former locations. Deborah Goodson, sales manager of Thermal Windows, one of the show’s sponsors, said she’s sure it will draw crowds again, despite the recession. Read more>
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