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Water Features from Bird Baths to Ponds

Join us to learn why and how to add a water feature to your garden Presented by Sheldon Galloway, Owner and Head of Operations at Garden Environments Landscape water features are a feast for the eyes,…

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Fig. 01 — SLW Meeting Room - Full Room, Stanford L. Warren Branch Library (1201 Fayetteville St)

About the event

Join us to learn why and how to add a water feature to your garden

Presented by Sheldon Galloway, Owner and Head of Operations at Garden Environments

Landscape water features are a feast for the eyes, and the sound of water cascading from a fountain or waterfall can be quite relaxing. The class will talk about types of water features and the benefits of adding one to your garden.

This class is part of the Hattie Meadows Gardening School and is open to everyone.

The Hattie Meadows Gardening School is a free community learning project to spread knowledge and love of gardening. Classes will take place at the Stanford L. Warren Library from January through June 2026. This program is presented in partnership with Stanford L. Warren Library, Sarah P. Duke Gardens, and Durham County Cooperative Extension, and is made possible by the Durham Library Foundation.

Registration is appreciated to receive an email reminder, cancellation link, and program updates. Seating is first come first served. Registration does not hold or guarantee a seat.

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