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Welcome to White Oak Garden Center!
Create an inviting outdoor retreat, plant a colorful container, grow a vegetable garden, improve your lawn, or add some curb appeal with fresh landscaping. We'll help you make it happen.
Think of us as your resource for ideas, inspiration and expert advice when enhancing your outdoor home.
At Cincinnati's White Oak Garden Center, we're passionate about gardening and our enthusiasm is contagious! More About Us...
Take advantage of our DIY Landscape Design service every Saturday in January & February.
Get an in-store design consultation from one of our Landscape Design Experts.
Stop in between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a completed questionnaire, photos and measurements so one of our experts can assist you with your project.
Or give us a call to schedule an appointment during the week.
Seminars
2012 Year-Round Seminars
For tips on planning and maintaining your garden, landscape, and improving your outdoor living space throughout the year, the expert staff of White Oak Garden Center presents the Year Round Gardening series free to the community.
* All programs are on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. at Monfort Heights Branch Library.
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Feb 13th: Theme Gardens
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Feb 27th: What's Your Garden Style
Formal, informal, serenity or modern, we'll cover them all.
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Seminars in a Snap
These fun, 30 minute educational opportunities are for busy people who want to enhance their outdoor living space with style and beauty.
* Only at White Oak Garden Center.
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Feb 4th: Landscape Design Basics with Fred
Attend the seminar for basic landscape design tips from Nursery Manager and Designer Fred Brown.
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Feb 11th: Pruning 101
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Feb 18th: Healthier Houseplants
Bring in your crowded houseplants and we'll help you re-pot them. Free potting and instruction from one of our plant specialists. Free soil and fertilizer with purchase of a pot.
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Feb 25: Grow Your Own Groceries
We'll help you make a basic plan to grow your own herbs and veggies this spring.
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