Plantology on Tap: Keeping Your Houseplants Happy

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Plantology on Tap: Keeping Your Houseplants Happy

LONGWOOD AT THE CREAMERY
A variety of indoor plants in a garden with green and purple leaves.
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Dates & Prices

Longwood at the Creamery

Thursday, January 16, 2025

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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If you’ve ever dreamed of cultivating your own indoor jungle, this Plantology on Tap is for you!

Join Sue White, artist and gardener at City Planter, to learn how to keep your houseplants happy. Learn the basics of indoor gardening, how to make your home a better environment for houseplants, and how to help your houseplants thrive with proper lighting, watering, and repotting.

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

Location

The Creamery of Kennett Square

Instructor

Sue White, artist and gardener at City Planter

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