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Fun with Coleus
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Discover one of the most fascinating plants you’ll ever grow!
Whether you’re an experienced gardener, a houseplant enthusiast, a teacher, or just curious about plants, you won’t want to miss this unique FREE workshop with Dr. Bob Bors!
Dr. Bob recently retired from the University of Saskatchewan after more than 25 years teaching horticulture, plant propagation, greenhouse management, fruit science, and more. He led the internationally recognized USASK Fruit Program, and just last month was inducted into the Saskatchewan Agriculture Hall of Fame!
Coleus isn’t just a beautiful ornamental plant—Dr. Bob says it’s the best plant for teaching pruning, cuttings, and propagation. He’s spent 25 years breeding coleus and developing new varieties, including the award-winning “Under the Sea” series, famous for its incredible colours, textures, and wildly unique leaf shapes. One researcher from Proven Winners even remarked, “You have the world’s weirdest coleus!”
During this fun and informative workshop, you’ll learn about:
Plant propagation and pruning
Creating standards
Seeds vs. cuttings
Shade vs. sun adaptation
Temperature and colour
Variegation and breeding
Christmas coleus
Marketing ideas
Using coleus to teach kids about plants
…and much more!
Even better, Dr. Bob will be bringing coleus cuttings to share with participants! If you’re already growing coleus, you’re invited to bring along some cuttings for a fun plant swap.
✨ This workshop has already generated quite a bit of interest! Because seating is limited—and Dr. Bob only has a limited number of coleus cuttings to share—registration is required.
To register, call the library on Wednesdays or Thursdays between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM at 306-989-0045, or text 306-981-5899 outside of library hours.
Wednesday, August 5
2:00 PM
Paddockwood Library
FREE of charge! Everyone is welcome.
Come learn from one of Saskatchewan’s most respected horticulturists and discover why coleus is so much more than just a colourful foliage plant. We can’t wait to see you there!
Whether you’re an experienced gardener, a houseplant enthusiast, a teacher, or just curious about plants, you won’t want to miss this unique FREE workshop with Dr. Bob Bors!
Dr. Bob recently retired from the University of Saskatchewan after more than 25 years teaching horticulture, plant propagation, greenhouse management, fruit science, and more. He led the internationally recognized USASK Fruit Program, and just last month was inducted into the Saskatchewan Agriculture Hall of Fame!
Coleus isn’t just a beautiful ornamental plant—Dr. Bob says it’s the best plant for teaching pruning, cuttings, and propagation. He’s spent 25 years breeding coleus and developing new varieties, including the award-winning “Under the Sea” series, famous for its incredible colours, textures, and wildly unique leaf shapes. One researcher from Proven Winners even remarked, “You have the world’s weirdest coleus!”
During this fun and informative workshop, you’ll learn about:
Plant propagation and pruning
Creating standards
Seeds vs. cuttings
Shade vs. sun adaptation
Temperature and colour
Variegation and breeding
Christmas coleus
Marketing ideas
Using coleus to teach kids about plants
…and much more!
Even better, Dr. Bob will be bringing coleus cuttings to share with participants! If you’re already growing coleus, you’re invited to bring along some cuttings for a fun plant swap.
✨ This workshop has already generated quite a bit of interest! Because seating is limited—and Dr. Bob only has a limited number of coleus cuttings to share—registration is required.
To register, call the library on Wednesdays or Thursdays between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM at 306-989-0045, or text 306-981-5899 outside of library hours.
Wednesday, August 5
2:00 PM
Paddockwood Library
FREE of charge! Everyone is welcome.
Come learn from one of Saskatchewan’s most respected horticulturists and discover why coleus is so much more than just a colourful foliage plant. We can’t wait to see you there!
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