Gardening personality Walter Reeves will tell “How to
be Sherlock Holmes in Your
Garden” in a community gardening seminar Sept. 7 in
Griffin, Ga.

Reeves will help you diagnose what’s wrong with your plants.
He’ll show how to avoid
insect damage, diseases and deer in your garden, too, with tips
on growing healthy trees,
shrubs and flowers.

It promises to be an entertaining evening. The seminar
begins at 7 p.m. in the Stuckey
Auditorium at the University of Georgia
Experiment Station in Griffin. The program is free and even
includes refreshments
after the seminar.

Reeves is an Extension Service horticulture educator with
the University of Georgia
College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. He has
taught homeowners about
gardening for more than 25 years.

His weekly column, “Garden Tips,” has appeared in
the Atlanta
Journal/Constitution since 1991. He also hosts the weekly
GPTV show, The Georgia
Gardener, and Atlanta’s top-ranked Saturday morning radio
show, “Lawn and
Garden.”

For more information, call Susan
Varlamoff at (770) 229-3367.