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Learning to Fall In Love With Bulbs

Learning to Fall In Love With Bulbs

Date:

Friday, September 15, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Location:

Spend time with instructor Frank Niccoli as he introduces students to the world of bulbs. Learn how to plant them, how to care for them, and how to hook your friends on BULBS. Get ready to be smitten by these inexpensive yet gorgeous, drought-proof, foolproof plants!

As Frank puts it, “”How many of us were given a potted lily at Easter not knowing that this innocent flower was going to seduce you into a life of decadence. Should I buy milk for the kids or some bulbs for that shady spot in that corner? Sorry, kids. Bulbs are an obsession and once they have you they will continue to inspire you to greater heights of learning and understanding this sometimes forgotten plant.”

This class 1.5 -hr class is suitable for adults and teens and includes a Q&A session. No experience necessary.

Registration

$24 Member (use code IRIS) / $30 Non-member.

Gamble Garden members enjoy a 20% discount! Members, enter promo code IRIS to receive your discount. Registration lists are checked with member lists. You may be asked to confirm your membership in a follow up email.


Instructor Bio

Frank Niccoli has been a gardener for over 65 years and has a degree in horticulture as well as business psychology. Teaching as well as writing curriculum at Foothill College since 1999, he is the current program director of their horticulture program. He has been in leadership positions with many California landscape associations, receiving numerous awards and honors, and is in demand as an educator, researcher as well as consultant. The Oprah Winfrey Network selected him as one of the five across the United States whose small acts have a big impact on the sustainable health of the environment.

Frank teaches from the perspective of an environmentally sustainable contractor who had been in the business for 40+ years and with a passion for sustainability and environmental stewardship.