Beginning Bloom of Shrubs and Trees

(Clinton, NY) Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County Master Gardener Mike Mahanna will be out in Clinton on Wednesday, March 24^th giving a class on Beginning Bloom of Shrubs and Trees at the Kirkland Town Library at 6:30 p.m.  Find out what shrubs and trees will be best for your landscape.  The class will be 1 hour long and it is free.

For more information contact Holly Wise, Extension Educator at 736-3394 or check out our website at cce.cornell.edu/oneida/.

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