Gardening Seminars
Master Gardener 2026
Presented by master gardeners from Cornell Cooperative Extension.
These seminars are FREE, but space is limited. So, sign up today.
Wouldn't we all like to encourage birds to make a home in our backyard? With just a little knowledge, time and effort, yards can be transformed into beautiful bird sanctuaries no matter what the size of the property. Come learn how easy it is to add some colorful songbirds to any backyard.
Learn how to create a friendly environment in your yard to attract birds and butterflies.
This presentation discusses the benefits of gardens and gardening for physical and mental health. It addresses some ways in which one can connect with the environment by gardening or accessing green spaces.
Learn how to plan a garden literally from the ground up. Participants will be provided with information about how to recognize their own garden style and incorporate desired elements to make their dream garden come to life.
Starting one's own plants from seed is a rewarding late winter/early spring activity for gardeners which greatly increases the array of plant variety choices available to them. Participants will be presented with techniques for starting their own vegetable, flower, and herb seeds and raising the seedlings to transplant size.
Even though it may be too early to plant outdoors, there are many tasks that can be done in spring to make planting easier when it's time. Learn about pruning, cleaning equipment, starting early container gardens, and seed starting.
You spend a lot of time and effort keeping your garden healthy. Let's talk about different ways that you can keep yourself healthy for gardening by discussing body mechanics, tools, and more.