Join Horticultural Therapist, Sallie Stutz for a fun virtual gardening activity. In this virtual class, you will learn about Oxalis varieties and their association with St. Patrick’s Day. This will be a corm (small bulb) planting activity that will result in a beautiful late spring blooming plant.  Basic plant and planting information, its unique characteristics, and its native environments will be discussed. The participants will also learn how to plant/transplant one and how to care for it.  This plant is considered one of the “heirloom” plants that get passed down from one generation to another.

Supplies

• Tray
• Oxalis corns or plant
• Container, dish, or pot-4-10”
• Potting soil
• Spoon or scoop
• Saucer or small plate
• Plant label with a pen
• Small Watering can, or pitcher

This event will take place at the AFA Teal Room: www.alzfdn.org/afatealroom.