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Best Trees for Suburban Yards

April 4, 2024

6:00 until 7:00pm

Planting the right trees in an urban landscape is very important. Some species are just better suited to urban environments as they are pollution tolerant, slow growers, smaller size, while still reducing overall energy costs and increasing property values. Tune in as ISA Certified Arborist Lisa Klein talks about the benefits of urban trees and which species are best for your yard.

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Lunch and Learn: Container Gardening

April 10, 2024

12:00noon until 1:00pm

Join Pike County Extension in 2024 dive into Homestead Skills with monthly, virtual Lunch and Learns hosted on the second Wednesday of each month (with the exception of holidays). Each month will discover a new topic with experts leading the way. Simply email Brooklyne.Wassel@uga.edu to receive the Zoom link or catch the recordings on our YouTube channel.

"Container Gardening" will be led by UGA Extension Agent Kim Toal.

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Backyard Berries

April 16, 2024

12:00noon until 1:00pm

Berry plants can be a great addition to your yard, especially if you enjoy fresh fruit and want to add some color and texture to your landscape. There are many types of berry bushes that work well in Georgia such as blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and elderberries. Come listen to Dekalb County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent Sarah Brodd as she lists the many reasons why berries are the perfect addition to your home landscape.

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Nutrition for Arthritis Control

April 25, 2024

12:00noon until 1:00pm

Arthritis, a condition characterized by joint inflammation leading to pain and decreased functionality, poses significant challenges for those affected. Individuals grappling with arthritis consistently seek effective means of relief. Over the years, numerous dietary approaches and specific foods have emerged, each asserting its potential to alleviate arthritis symptoms.

In this informative "lunch and learn" session, we aim to delve into the diverse landscape of foods and diets associated with potential benefits for arthritis sufferers.

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