Landscaping with Rare Fruits

About This Event

Saturday, October 8 2016 / 10am-12pm
Instructor: Rosalind Creasy
$25 members / $35 non-members (includes Arboretum admission)

Call 626.821.4623 to register or pay at the class

Often rare fruits, especially trees, are grown in long orchard style rows. This highly efficient method, while extremely bountiful, doesn’t always fit well in the average suburban neighborhood. Rosalind Creasy, a long time landscape designer and member of CRFG, will give a PowerPoint to illustrate numerous ways these trees and shrubs can be used to enhance your landscape. She will cover the landscaping and culinary uses of fruits that many gardeners know like loquats and heirloom apples, as well as the more exotic fruits such as pink pomegranates and jujubes.