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Gardening Video: Table Wreath Centerpieces Using Seasonal Plants

November 4, 2020

Gardening in the Mountains presents:
Table Wreath Centerpieces Using Seasonal Plants

 Presenter:  Cynthia Gillooly, Floral Designer at B. B. Barns Garden Center

In this 50-minute video, Cynthia demonstrates how to use seasonal plants and grapevine wreaths to create versatile table centerpieces that will decorate your home from Fall, through the holiday season, and into Winter.

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Table Wreath Centerpieces Using Seasonal Plants

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Table Wreath Centerpieces Using Seasonal Plants

October 1, 2020

Gardening in the Mountains presents:
Table Wreath Centerpieces Using Seasonal Plants

Thursday, October 15, 2020
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

Virtual attendance via Zoom video and audio internet connection

Presenter: Cynthia Gillooly, Floral Designer at B. B. Barns Garden Center

Program Description: Cynthia demonstrates how to use seasonal plants and grapevine wreaths to create versatile table centerpieces that will decorate your home from Fall, through the holiday season, and into Winter.

Begin with a stroll through your garden to collect natural plant materials.  Nature will provide you with a bounty of evergreens, seed pods, mosses, berries, and dried hydrangea blossoms.  The simple grapevine wreath will serve as the base for your centerpiece, with the open center becoming the focal point for arranging seasonal plant materials.  Cynthia shows you how to incorporate fresh flowers, gorgeous ribbon, or candles.  And she shares ways to easily modify your arrangement throughout the changing Fall, Winter, and holiday season.

Join us and have fun exploring your own unique style and creativity with seasonal plant décor.

Bio: Cynthia Gillooly, Floral Designer at B. B. Barns Garden Center, brings decades of both personal and professional experience. She is a talented and interesting speaker who has taught gardening and flower arranging for years. From orchid, flower, and dried arrangements to terrariums, she has the know-how and makes it fun.

Registration:  The talk is free, but registration is required. Please click on the link below to register. If you encounter problems registering or if you have questions, call 828-255-5522.

Zoom seminar access: After registration, you will receive an email with instructions and a link to join this online live broadcast via Zoom. The ability to access Zoom through a computer, tablet, or smartphone with a reliable internet connection is necessary to attend.

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