The Navigator The Anderson County Library System Newsletter
Mar 2022
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The Seed Library reopens at the Anderson Main Library this March. Check out up to five seed packets at a �me with your library card. Then, plant and see what you can grow; no returns required. The Library has growing guides, online self-paced classes, and a wealth of gardening and home improvement books to help you make an excep�onal garden. You can also a�end these free upcoming classes. Register in person, by phone, or online at calendar.andersonlibrary.org Worms and Compos�ng Get your hands dirty and learn with Clemson Extension about vermiculture! Registra�on required. Ages 8-18. Mon, Mar 21 | 5:30pm • Anderson Gardening Tips: Growing Beau�ful Peonies Learn from master gardener Susan Temple how to grow herbaceous and tree peonies, including proper plan�ng methods, fer�lizing, and care. She’ll also share a li�le-known organic soil addi�on to makes peonies extra beau�ful. A minimum registra�on is required for this event. Register online, by phone, or in person. Teens and adults welcome. Thurs, Apr 7 | 5:30pm • Anderson Upcoming Gardening Tips Sessions: Organic Fer�lizer Thurs, May 5 | 5:30pm • Anderson Drought Tolerant Plants Thurs, June 2| 5:30pm The Seed Library is in partnership with Anderson County Soil and Water Conserva�on District. Spotlight On: Meet Bestselling Author Karen White pg 2
9th Annual Poetry Contest: Submissions due March 19 pg 2
New �mes for weekly and special story�mes pg 3
Art and cra� classes in the Electric City Crea�ve pg 3
Digital magazines now available on Libby pg 4