Radnor Conservancy & Chanticleer

The class will discuss deterrents and will feature bulbs, perennials, trees, and shrubs that are deer-resistant to inspire you.Deer can be a major challenge for gardeners in this area, munching on some of our favorite plants. Chanticleer Assistant Horticulturist Chris Fehlhaber will teach strategies for how co-exist with deer while still having a beautiful and productive garden. The class will discuss deterrents and will feature bulbs, perennials, trees, and shrubs that are deer-resistant to inspire you. Instructor BioChris Fehlhaber is an Assistant Horticulturist at Chanticleer, joining the organization in 2016. His goal is to raise the public’s consciousness and appreciation

Assistant Horticulturist, Chris Fehlhaber discusses growing conditions, plant selection, and designing gardens for very tough gardening siteWhat can we learn from plants that survive and thrive in the Chanticleer parking lot? This class rounds up some of the most resilient plants growing in the mid-Atlantic region. Chanticleer Assistant Horticulturist Chris Fehlhaber discusses growing conditions, plant selection, and designing gardens for very tough gardening sites. Bring your questions to learn more about what plants are truly low-maintenance and can withstand the trickiest growing conditions. Instructor BioChris Fehlhaber is an Assistant Horticulturist at Chanticleer, joining the organization in 2016. His goal is

Insects pollinate, recycle, control pests, and so much more! Learn about the insects we see, and their role in our ecosystem.Insects are among the most interesting and diverse animals on earth and despite their small size, they’re also among the most important. Insects pollinate, recycle, control pests, and so much more! Join us for a stroll through the garden as we learn about the insects we see, their role in our ecosystems, and how we can attract them to our own yards using native plants and ecological gardening practices. Feel free to come with questions about your own mystery insects.

Przemek Walczak will lead a walk that studies native herbaceous and woody plants: their identification, habit, and culture.Approach gardening with a focus on adding ecological value and beauty to your landscape. Chanticleer Horticulturist Przemek Walczak will lead a walk that studies native herbaceous and woody plants: their identification, habit, and culture. Przemek will give insight on how to incorporate native plants into a designed area and will discuss plant selection and placement. Instructor BioPrzemek Walczak has been a Chanticleer Horticulturist since 1996. Over the course of 20 years, he has developed a native woodland garden along Bell’s Run Creek. The garden