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Events Citrus Masterclass | Evening Online

Citrus Masterclass | Evening Online

Event Summary

When? 28 Apr, 2027
Time: 07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Capacity: 200
Special Requirements/ Extra Information:
  • Available to Garden Clinic subscribers only
  • Bookings are essential. Book online or call 1300 133 100 – Option 2
  • On close of registration, the day prior to the class, you will be sent a link to join the class
  • We suggest downloading the Zoom App software in advance so that you can join the class on time
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Join us for a journey into the world of citrus.  Discover the secrets to cultivating these iconic fruits, from selecting the right varieties to mastering the art of care and maintenance. This masterclass will cover the best varieties, fertiliser requirements, citrus in containers and how to control pests and diseases. 
There'll be plenty of time for questions.
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