CROSSLAKE — The Crosslake Area Garden Club will be hosting a presentation at 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, on “Planting with Kids and a Whole Lot More.”
This month’s presenter is master gardener Sally Jacobsen. The presentation will be at the Crosslake Community Center located at 14126 Daggett Pine Road. There is no charge to attend the presentation.
Gardening isn’t just about digging in the dirt and pulling weeds. There are lots of fun, creative, and educational things to do this summer. In a news release, organizers stated Jacobsen “will provide lots of ideas to excite and amaze the kids in your life — and maybe you, too! There will be hands-on examples.”
Jacobsen has been a Crow Wing County Master Gardener for six years. Her main interest has been working with kids to get them excited about growing their own food and the wonder of nature. This will be her fifth year leading the Youth Gardening Class at the Northland Arboretum.
The Crosslake Area Garden Club is vibrant with 50 members. The Club meets the third Wednesday of each month at 1 p.m. at the Crosslake Community Center, 14126 Daggett Pine Road, Crosslake. To stay current on updated events, follow the “Crosslake Area Garden Club” on Facebook.
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