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X-WR-CALDESC:The first time he saw a rustic fence made of eastern red cedar
\, Pierre Moitrier immediately fell under the spell. He was compell
ed to start building with this wonderful material. Along the way\, he foun
d a true outlet for his creativity. Drawing inspiration from nature\, his
travels\, and the charm of the old villages in France\, he started creatin
g one of-a-kind structures for the garden. In this talk\, Pierre will take
you from harvest to construction and show you how to transform a mere pil
e of cedar twigs into benches\, fences\, arbors\, and gazebos that showcas
e intricate patterns. While presenting beautiful slides of his work\, he w
ill share valuable insights on construction techniques. Walk out inspired
and ready to build your own rustic cedar structure!\n\nMoitrier is a profe
ssional gardener at Designs for Greener Gardens\, an Annapolis-based fine
gardening company he owns and operates with his wife\, Nancy. After leavin
g his native France twelve years ago with a degree in sustainable rural la
nd use\, Pierre landed in the garden universe. He quickly developed a stro
ng interest in gardening and a true passion for the -kind hardscapes for t
he garden\, including rustic stonework\, magical garden follies\, and crea
tive woodwork using native Juniperus virginiana in its rough form. His wor
k has been featured in Adrian Higgins’ column\, on HGTV and in American
Nurseryman\, among others. \n\nFee: $15 members\, $20 general publ
ic\n\n Register for Sticks and Ston
es: A Garden’s Bones\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:The first time he saw a rustic fence made of eastern red cedar\
, Pierre Moitrier immediately fell under the spell. He was compelle
d to start building with this wonderful material. Along the way\, he found
a true outlet for his creativity. Drawing inspiration from nature\, his t
ravels\, and the charm of the old villages in France\, he started creating
one of-a-kind structures for the garden. In this talk\, Pierre will take
you from harvest to construction and show you how to transform a mere pile
of cedar twigs into benches\, fences\, arbors\, and gazebos that showcase
intricate patterns. While presenting beautiful slides of his work\, he wi
ll share valuable insights on construction techniques. Walk out inspired a
nd ready to build your own rustic cedar structure!\n\nMoitrier is a profes
sional gardener at Designs for Greener Gardens\, an Annapolis-based fine g
ardening company he owns and operates with his wife\, Nancy. After leaving
his native France twelve years ago with a degree in sustainable rural lan
d use\, Pierre landed in the garden universe. He quickly developed a stron
g interest in gardening and a true passion for the -kind hardscapes for th
e garden\, including rustic stonework\, magical garden follies\, and creat
ive woodwork using native Juniperus virginiana in its rough form. His work
has been featured in Adrian Higgins’ column\, on HGTV and in American
Nurseryman\, among others. \n\nFee: $15 members\, $20 general publi
c\n\n Register for Sticks and Stone
s: A Garden’s Bones\n\n
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SUMMARY:Sticks and Stones: A Garden's Bones
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