Local herbalist, Lorraine Kiefer, will show and tell the herbs that the Colonial people brought with them for cooking, medicine, housekeeping, and more. She will also show some of the herbs they learned from Native Americans.
Taste herbal tea as well as a few snacks of the colonial people. Slides and live plants will introduce you to these fascinating herbs.
Registration is required, call (856) 694-4272.
Learn to start your herb garden naturally at Triple Oaks. Plant herbs in a pot or a plot and learn how to care for them and use them. Learn about herbs grown in the sun and in the shade. Find out how to pick and use your herbs in crafts and in cooking. Make an herb wreath and herb centerpiece as an optional project. Receive handouts of recipes and enjoy a covered dish dinner at the last class.
September 5, 2018 - OCtober 3, 2018
Wednesdays from 7pm - 9pm
Tuition: $89.00
Class is though GCC at Rowan but AT TRIPLE OAKS. Click here to register.
Learn to start your herb garden naturally at Triple Oaks. Plant herbs in a pot or a plot and learn how to care for them and use them. Learn about herbs grown in the sun and in the shade. Find out how to pick and use your herbs in crafts and in cooking. Make an herb wreath and herb centerpiece as an optional project. Receive handouts of recipes and enjoy a covered dish dinner at the last class.
September 5, 2018 - OCtober 3, 2018
Wednesdays from 7pm - 9pm
Tuition: $89.00
Class is though GCC at Rowan but AT TRIPLE OAKS. Click here to register.
October 10 - November 14, 2018
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
One Sat class TBD, 9:30 am
Each week several native plants will be studied ,history of, uses by native people in ancient times and uses now (taste blueberry cake, cranberry jam and see how to make bayberry candles). Find out which native plants will grow in dry sun, dry shade, moist woodlands or swamps and how to have them in your garden. Learn what butterflies, moths, birds, and other wild life benefit by specific native plants.
Be sure to register early! Click here to register.
For more information contact the College at 856-415-2216.
Classes will be held at Triple Oaks Nursery through Continuing Education, Rowan. Questions may be directed to Triple Oaks. Remember to follow the college guidelines, and make checks payable to GCC. Be sure to register early!
Enjoy a midday snack of seasonal fruit, cheese, bread, and monk soup. Learn how to keep your garden growing during fall and winter. Learn how to plant garlic and other greens. Make herb-flavored vinegar in a collectible, hand-blown ($40 value) clevenger glass bottle to take home.
October 10 - November 14, 2018
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
One Sat class TBD, 9:30 am
Each week several native plants will be studied, history of, uses by native people in ancient times and uses now (taste blueberry cake, cranberry jam and see how to make bayberry candles). Find out which native plants will grow in dry sun, dry shade, moist woodlands or swamps and how to have them in your garden. Learn what butterflies, moths, birds, and other wild life benefit by specific native plants.
Be sure to register early! Click here to register.
For more information contact the College at 856-415-2216.
Classes will be held at Triple Oaks Nursery through Continuing Education, Rowan. Questions may be directed to Triple Oaks. Remember to follow the college guidelines, and make checks payable to GCC. Be sure to register early!
October 10 - November 14, 2018
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
One Sat class TBD, 9:30 am
Each week several native plants will be studied, history of, uses by native people in ancient times and uses now (taste blueberry cake, cranberry jam and see how to make bayberry candles). Find out which native plants will grow in dry sun, dry shade, moist woodlands or swamps and how to have them in your garden. Learn what butterflies, moths, birds, and other wild life benefit by specific native plants.
Be sure to register early! Click here to register.
For more information contact the College at 856-415-2216.
Classes will be held at Triple Oaks Nursery through Continuing Education, Rowan. Questions may be directed to Triple Oaks. Remember to follow the college guidelines, and make checks payable to GCC. Be sure to register early!
Create a beautiful autumn centerpiece in a ceramic fall bloom pumpkin using leaves, grasses, berries, butterflies, and other natural fall items. Learn how to make a garden style arrangement using techniques used by florists. Condition wild materials, make a bow, and much more.
Enjoy pumpkin soup, pumpkin pie and cake, and spiced coffee!
Please bring clippers and scissors to cut materials.
October 10 - November 14, 2018
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
One Sat class TBD, 9:30 am
Each week several native plants will be studied, history of, uses by native people in ancient times and uses now (taste blueberry cake, cranberry jam and see how to make bayberry candles). Find out which native plants will grow in dry sun, dry shade, moist woodlands or swamps and how to have them in your garden. Learn what butterflies, moths, birds, and other wild life benefit by specific native plants.
Be sure to register early! Click here to register.
For more information contact the College at 856-415-2216.
Classes will be held at Triple Oaks Nursery through Continuing Education, Rowan. Questions may be directed to Triple Oaks. Remember to follow the college guidelines, and make checks payable to GCC. Be sure to register early!
Make a Christmas cactus cutting and pot of seeds to take home. See and learn about many amazing plants for all kinds of window situations: Sunny and hot, cool and shady, etc.
Workshop includes homemade fall refresments, instructions, and handouts.
October 10 - November 14, 2018
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
One Sat class TBD, 9:30 am
Each week several native plants will be studied, history of, uses by native people in ancient times and uses now (taste blueberry cake, cranberry jam and see how to make bayberry candles). Find out which native plants will grow in dry sun, dry shade, moist woodlands or swamps and how to have them in your garden. Learn what butterflies, moths, birds, and other wild life benefit by specific native plants.
Be sure to register early! Click here to register.
For more information contact the College at 856-415-2216.
Classes will be held at Triple Oaks Nursery through Continuing Education, Rowan. Questions may be directed to Triple Oaks. Remember to follow the college guidelines, and make checks payable to GCC. Be sure to register early!
October 10 - November 14, 2018
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
One Sat class TBD, 9:30 am
Each week several native plants will be studied, history of, uses by native people in ancient times and uses now (taste blueberry cake, cranberry jam and see how to make bayberry candles). Find out which native plants will grow in dry sun, dry shade, moist woodlands or swamps and how to have them in your garden. Learn what butterflies, moths, birds, and other wild life benefit by specific native plants.
Be sure to register early! Click here to register.
For more information contact the College at 856-415-2216.
Classes will be held at Triple Oaks Nursery through Continuing Education, Rowan. Questions may be directed to Triple Oaks. Remember to follow the college guidelines, and make checks payable to GCC. Be sure to register early!
Join Ted Kiefer for a hands-on demonstration of maple syrup production in our backyard. See how selected trees are tapped, how sap is collected and converted into delicious maple syrup. Warm clothing highly recommended.
Class includes coffee, pancakes and fresh maple syrup from our trees. Limited to 20 people, call today.
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