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Join other gardeners for this morning symposium presented by Mark Warren, founder of Medicine Bow Wilderness School in Dahlonega, as he shares two presentations:* Taming of the Few: Wild Plants in Your Garden
* The Forest’s Gift of Food, Medicine and Craft as practiced by Native Americans
When: Saturday, February 20th, 2027
8:00 am - Noon
Where: First Presbyterian Church - 800 S Enota Dr NE, Gainesville, GA 30501
Bringing together his extensive experience about how to integrate unusual wild plants into a home landscape, Mark also reveals the secrets of Native Americans, particularly the Cherokee of the Southeast, and their reliance on the forest for sustenance, healing and crafts.
Award-winning author, National Wildlife Federation’s Conservation Educator of the Year, environmentalist, teacher, musician, athlete and University of Georgia graduate, Mark’s programs are engaging. Attendees will walk away with a broadened perspective of the natural world around us and the role it can play in our everyday lives.
Tickets on sale October 1st
$25 at the Hall County Extension Office, 734 E Crescent Drive, Gainesville
$26 per person online/credit, includes a $1 service fee
Light Refreshments
Questions - 770 535-8293
Registration deadline is Friday, February 12.
For more about Mark Warren, his books and Medicine Bow Wilderness School, visit https://medicinebow.net
Mark will offer a variety of his 21 books for sale at the HCMG Biennial Garden Symposium.
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First Presbyterian Church - Gainesville, GA, 800 S Enota Dr NE,Gainesville, Georgia, United States
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