Discover how to enhance your garden landscape by making a hypertufa planter with Queen Anne’s County Master Gardener Coordinator Rachel Melvin and garden designer and Arboretum docent Nancy Beatty. Hypertufa is an artificial stone material that is made from several different aggregates to imitate natural tufa rock. It can easily be molded into different forms, is much lighter than concrete, and looks like weathered crumbly stone. All materials will be provided.

This workshop will take place in the Nursery Greenhouse. Wear work clothes and shoes, and bring long rubber gloves and an adventurous spirit.

Fee: $45 members, $65 general public