Plantology on Tap: Gardening and Cooking with Outstanding Herbs

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Plantology on Tap: Gardening and Cooking with Outstanding Herbs

LONGWOOD AT THE CREAMERY
rosemary growing in a garden
Hank Davis

Dates & Price

Longwood at the Creamery

Thursday, June 15, 2023

Doors open at 5:00 pm, lecture begins at 6:00 pm

Fee: $29

Please note, there is an additional $3.40 processing fee per ticket

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Herbs have been used by people for millennia to beautify their landscapes, flavor their food, even help some ailments—and during this Plantology on Tap, learn how you can integrate them in your own yard and kitchen.

Dig into all things herbs with Longwood Outdoor Landscapes Manager Anton Ginella as he discusses their cultural history, how to grow both common and unusual varieties in your garden, and the best ways to use herbs while cooking.

Enjoy a small bite and cocktail to round out the fun.

Location

The Creamery of Kennett Square

Instructor

Anton Ginella

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