Corn Hill Nursery
New Brunswick, Canada  -  1 506 756-3635


Seminars, 2013

  1. April 20 - GRAFTING    
    Learn how fruit and ornamental trees are propagated using this ancient art. The adventuresome can try their hand at what seems an easy process.

  2. May 4 - PRUNING    
    Find out how and when to prune trees and shrubs for health, ornamental value and fruit quality.

  3. May 18 - GARDEN DESIGN
    This always popular seminar discusses the principles that guide designers to create landscapes that fulfill both aesthetic and utilitarian purposes.

  4. June 1 - GROWING FRUIT TREES
    The apples will be blossoming and the information flowing on all aspects of growing the hardy fruit trees such as apple, cherry, plum and pear.

  5. June 15 - A GARDEN TOUR
    Take part in a tour of Corn Hill Nursery’s extensive display gardens. This time of the year is the most colourful in the gardens.

  6. July 6 - CHOOSING AND GROWING HARDY ROSES
    Learn which varieties of roses are best suited for various purposes and how to grow them to maximize their potential.

  7. July 20 - PERENNIALS FOR EVERY SEASON
    With knowledgeable choices you can have perennials blooming from snow melt to bitter frost.

  8. August 3 - BUILDING WITH STONE
    This is one of our most popular seminar topics. Learn the principles of building strong and beautiful walls, patios and walkways that will stand the test of time. ($20 Fee $30 with lunch included)

  9. August 17 - DIVIDING PERENNIALS
    To keep perennials at their best it is necessary to divide many of them every few years. Learn the techniques and timing required to divide for better flowering and/or increased numbers.

  10. September 7 - SELECTING FOR FALL FOLIAGE
    There is a large range of plant material beyond sugar maple that can give you spectacular colour. Let us show you trees, shrubs and perennials that will widen your eyes this fall.

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