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The Kalamazoo Gay and Lesbian Resource Center presents Jill Ongley, a master gardener, on April 16 from 1-3 p.m. at Wenke's Greenhouse at 5071 Market St.
Ongley, who has been a master gardener for 12 years, specializes in butterfly, shade, urban and wildflower gardening.
The cost to attend is $10. Space is limited, so leave a message with Kelly Miller at 269-207-0194 or Teresa Stankewicz at 269-506-8362 to reserve a spot.
Every participant will be placed in a drawing for three prizes – a $200 tabletop water fountain, a $40 Hypertufa planter and a $30 Potman clay pot. Every participant will also receive a pack of fertilizer.
Attendees will have the opportunity to create a pot container after the lecture for an additional fee.
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