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I represent the Eastmoreland Garden Club. I am checking to see if anyone could make a presentation to our club on bees/beekeeping during our next sea...
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Honey Bee presentation #871608
Asked June 04, 2024, 7:37 PM EDT
I represent the Eastmoreland Garden Club. I am checking to see if anyone could make a presentation to our club on bees/beekeeping during our next season (Sept through June). We had a fantastic Master Gardener presentation on succulents recently. We are also open to other topics.
Multnomah County Oregon
Expert Response
Hi Ann,
This is an on-line service, so I'll give you the link to the two Portland area bee clubs. They will surely have a member who will be glad to speak to your group.
Portland Metro Beekeepers Association.
Portland Urban Beekeepers Association.
Enjoy the speaker and your summer in the garden.
This is an on-line service, so I'll give you the link to the two Portland area bee clubs. They will surely have a member who will be glad to speak to your group.
Portland Metro Beekeepers Association.
Portland Urban Beekeepers Association.
Enjoy the speaker and your summer in the garden.
Thanks. I already made contact!
Do you recommend any other presentations that Master Gardeners could do? We had a great one on succulents done by your organization.
Thanks,
Ann Pytynia
Hi Ann,
There are indeed many speakers in the Multnomah County and the Clackamas County Master Gardener Associations.
Here's some topics just off the top of my head, pruning, Waterwise gardening, native plants, pollinator friendly plants, vegetables, berries, fruit trees in urban areas, or more specific topics like on rhododendrons, or clematis, or lilacs, or roses. I do not know if either Master Garden chapter has these specific topics but I do know that they will have a speaker list.
There are indeed many speakers in the Multnomah County and the Clackamas County Master Gardener Associations.
Here's some topics just off the top of my head, pruning, Waterwise gardening, native plants, pollinator friendly plants, vegetables, berries, fruit trees in urban areas, or more specific topics like on rhododendrons, or clematis, or lilacs, or roses. I do not know if either Master Garden chapter has these specific topics but I do know that they will have a speaker list.
