Success StoryWreath Making Workshop Brightens The Holidays
Wreath Making Workshop Brightens The Holidays
Author: James Morgeson
Planning Unit: Washington County CES
Major Program: Horticulture, Consumer and Home
Plan of Work: Unrelated to a specified County Plan of Work
Outcome: Initial Outcome
During horticulture program evaluations and surveys conducted by the horticulture agent, it was apparent that Washington County citizens enjoy and want the Horticulture Agent to offer hands-on horticulture opportunities such as making wreaths with fresh greenery. During this workshop, participants learned about the types of greenery to use, how to cut it for use, care for fresh greenery, and l each participant made a wreath with the materials provided. There were 32 participants in the workshop with the following information obtained in evaluations:
35% Were first-time wreath workshop attendees.
100% of participants said they would return next year.
75% of participants said they are interested in attending other educational opportunities at the Extension Office.
100% of participants stated they would tell others about programs offered through Extension.
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