LUNCH & LEARN: Plants That Work in the Lowcountry

Name: LUNCH & LEARN: Plants That Work in the Lowcountry
Start: 2025-02-27T11:30:00-05:00
Location: 2070 Sam Rittenberg Blvd C412, 29407

Schedule

Thu, 27 Feb, 2025 at 11:30 am

UTC-05:00

Location

2070 Sam Rittenberg Blvd C412, 29407 | Charleston, SC

Are you new to South Carolina’s Lowcountry and looking to start your gardening journey? This presentation is tailored to help you navigate the region’s unique climate and set your garden up for success! Designed with new gardeners in mind, this engaging presentation covers essential topics, including:
Plants That Thrive in the Lowcountry's Climate
Discover resilient plants perfectly suited to the Lowcountry's heat and humidity. Learn where to purchase these climate-friendly varieties to start your garden with confidence.
Plant Care and Fertilization
Understand the basics of proper plant care, including watering, soil health, and selecting the right fertilizers to promote strong and healthy growth.
Pest Control Tips
Get practical strategies for identifying and managing common garden pests while protecting your plants in an eco-friendly way.
This presentation is ideal for gardeners eager to create thriving, sustainable landscapes in South Carolina’s Lowcountry. Join us and grow your gardening knowledge!
About the Instructor
Debra Cosbey, originally from Indiana, is a lifelong gardener with a Master’s in Special Education. After retiring to Summerville, SC, in 2015, she became a Clemson Master Gardener (2017) and now serves as President of the Camellia Garden Club of Greater Charleston. A lifetime member of the Garden Club of South Carolina and the National Garden Club, she has earned recognition from the National Wildlife Association. Debra volunteers as a docent for Magnolia Plantation and the Historic Charleston Foundation and is a member of the Charleston Horticulture Association, continuing to share her passion for gardening and conservation across the Lowcountry.