Friday, June 14                     10:00 AM – 11:00 AM 
Fort Hunter Park                 Free 

Join Penn State Master Gardeners for a leisurely one-hour walk to learn about some of the many perennials, shrubs, and trees in the Park. Gather inspiration for your garden and gain unique information about this local Park, by learning to identify these plants, some of their pollinators, other insects or diseases, and soil or location preferences. Plants also have 'secrets' and we'll share some of them, such as being deer repellant, toxic or invasive. We are trained horticulturists and are eager to share our knowledge with you. 

Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable shoes, and consider bringing a bottle of water for hydration. Feel free to provide a lawn chair for the discussions after our walk.  As gardeners, you may want to share some of your experiences with us during our Q-and-A period, during this time. You are encouraged to extend your experience at the Park, by taking a stroll through the woods and fields that surround the area of our walk.  Whether you are a serious gardener or outdoor enthusiast, you will find this Park to be a great place for a walk, get some fresh air, and relax!

A Park Rx wellness program sponsored by Highmark Blue Shield and presented by Penn State Extension Master Gardeners. Pre-registration is required; space is limited. Meet-up specifics will be provided via email to registered participants.

This program is for all ages, but children should be accompanied by an adult chaperone. The group will meet up at the Everhart Covered Bridge on the “barn” side of Fort Hunter Park. A Park Rx program sponsored by Highmark Blue Shield and presented by the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners.