Earth Day workshops celebrate labyrinths, lavender and llamas
June 5, 2008 · Updated 2:40 PM
Three Kitsap businesswomen celebrate Earth Day on Tuesday, April 22, with a series of workshops at Poulsbos Morgan Hill Retreat.
Dr. Sandy Bochonok of Silverdale, a consultant on labyrinth designs and uses; Susan Harrington of Labyrinth Hill Lavender in Hansville; and host Marcia Breece of Morgan Hill Retreat, will present the three-part workshop from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The program begins with a walk of the on-site labyrinth and presentation by Bochonok, who recently studied more than 50 labyrinths in western Washington during a one-year sabbatical.
Harrington, whose online course for small-scale lavender growers has enrolled students in 40 states, Canada and Europe, will talk about the history of the herb, its many uses, and her experience building a lavender labyrinth in her backyard.
Breece will demonstrate garden crafts and share experiences of raising llamas, creating a labyrinth and growing lavender as environment for Morgan Hill Llama Farm on Sawdust Hill Road near Poulsbo.
Registration is limited. The $49.95 fee includes lunch, refreshments and workshop materials.
To register or for more information, contact Marcia Breece at (360) 598-4930.
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