February 2008

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SUNDAY	MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY	SATURDAY
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3 Rhythms of Stone, Workshop 4 1 - 4pm	4	5	6 Pruning for Health and Beauty: lecture 6 - 8pm	7	8	9 Pruning for Health and Beauty: practicum 9am - noon
10 Rhythms of Stone, Workshop 5 1 - 4pm	11	12	13	14	15	16
17 Rhythms of Stone, Workshop 6 1 - 4pm	18	19	20	21	22	23
24	25	26	27	28	29

 

The Rhythms of Stone
Graceful garden art contributes immeasurably to the beauty of the landscape. In this short course, Award-winning sculptor, DJ Garrity leads a fascinating exploration of the creative energies awakened through the ageless process of stone sculpture. The six-session workshop will guide students through the process of creating a unique garden sculpture with a hands-on approach using the human face as a template. The finished work is appropriate for home or garden, and the course is designed for the novice or students with previous experience. Garrity served three tours of duty as the Sculptor-In-Residence of Mount Rushmore National Memorial. The course is accredited by Augustana College of South Dakota.
DJ Garrity
Sunday, 1/6 to 2/17, skipping 1/13, 1-4pm
$250 ($200 Members) Limit 12
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Pruning for Health and Beauty
A haphazard pruning job is as ugly as a bad haircut but harder to cover up. This is a 2-part (theory on Wednesday, hands-on practicum on Saturday) introduction to the whys, whens, and hows of all aspects of pruning. If you want to learn the best way to solve overgrown shrubs and trees, take this class to try your hand at the 3-way cut, the soft cut, hiding cuts, and finding the all-important branch collar.
Scott Vergara
Wednesday, 2/6/08, 6-8pm
Saturday, 2/9/06 9am-12:30pm
$30 ($24 Members) Limit 15
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