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Wreath Making (Course)

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Saturday, November 28, 2009

9am to 12pm

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Course Details Guided by the talented and experienced experts Moya Drummond and Judy Newton, you will learn tips and techniques for making your very own natural holiday creation. Participants will leave with their own beautiful and hand-made wreath to decorate their door or to gift to a friend.  

Instructors (Brief) Judy Newton and Moya Drummond, Friends of the Garden  

Instructors (Bio) Judy Newton and Moya Drummond, Friends of the Garden  

Location UBC Botanical Garden Reception Centre, near the main entrance (Directions to the Botanical Garden)  

Class Size 26 people maximum  

Cost (General) $60.00  

Cost (Garden Members) $55.00  

Please Note Advance registration required. Participants will be outdoors for brief periods of time, so please dress appropriately. Feel free to bring winter foliage and branches from your yard. Please bring your own pair of secateurs and gardening gloves.  

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