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X-WR-CALDESC:Join Laura Del Vecchio\, Senior Horticulturist and Resident Be
 ekeeper at Moore Farms Botanical Garden\, for her presentation in Kalmia G
 ardens’ adult education series\, Cultivating Knowledge: A Lecture Series\,
  at the Joslin Education Center. Pre-registration is required and tickets 
 may be purchased for $5 here.\nLaura will be presenting her lecture Beekee
 ping 101: From Honeybee Biology to Starting Your Own Hive. This introducto
 ry class\, led by Laura Del Vecchio\, Moore Farms Botanical Garden Senior 
 Horticulturist and Resident Beekeeper\, will provide participants with a f
 oundational understanding of honeybee biology and the essential steps to s
 tarting a successful beehive. Whether you’re a beginner beekeeper or simpl
 y curious\, you’ll enjoy this deep dive into the fascinating world of hone
 ybees while sampling some of the award-winning honey produced at Moore Far
 ms Botanical Garden.\n\nLaura Del Vecchio is the Senior Horticulturist and
  Resident Beekeeper at Moore Farms Botanical Garden in Lake City\, SC. A C
 ertified Beekeeper and Journeyman with the SC Beekeepers Association\, she
  recently earned a master’s degree in wildlife biology from Clemson Univer
 sity to become a more intentional gardener and steward of habitats. She is
  also a Certified ISA Arborist\, a Master Gardener with Clemson Cooperativ
 e Extension\, and a Prescribed Fire Manager with the SC Forestry Commissio
 n. After an international career\, she chose to put down roots (literally!
 ) in South Carolina about a decade ago\, following her time teaching plant
  science workshops at the New York Botanical Garden. In her spare time\, s
 he fosters rescued dogs and cats\, caring for no fewer than 20 animals at 
 any given time.\n\nThe Joslin Education Center is located at 1520 W. Carol
 ina Avenue\, Hartsville\, SC 29550.
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DESCRIPTION:Join Laura Del Vecchio\, Senior Horticulturist and Resident Bee
 keeper at Moore Farms Botanical Garden\, for her presentation in Kalmia Ga
 rdens’ adult education series\, Cultivating Knowledge: A Lecture Series\, 
 at the Joslin Education Center. Pre-registration is required and tickets m
 ay be purchased for $5 here.\nLaura will be presenting her lecture Beekeep
 ing 101: From Honeybee Biology to Starting Your Own Hive. This introductor
 y class\, led by Laura Del Vecchio\, Moore Farms Botanical Garden Senior H
 orticulturist and Resident Beekeeper\, will provide participants with a fo
 undational understanding of honeybee biology and the essential steps to st
 arting a successful beehive. Whether you’re a beginner beekeeper or simply
  curious\, you’ll enjoy this deep dive into the fascinating world of honey
 bees while sampling some of the award-winning honey produced at Moore Farm
 s Botanical Garden.\n\nLaura Del Vecchio is the Senior Horticulturist and 
 Resident Beekeeper at Moore Farms Botanical Garden in Lake City\, SC. A Ce
 rtified Beekeeper and Journeyman with the SC Beekeepers Association\, she 
 recently earned a master’s degree in wildlife biology from Clemson Univers
 ity to become a more intentional gardener and steward of habitats. She is 
 also a Certified ISA Arborist\, a Master Gardener with Clemson Cooperative
  Extension\, and a Prescribed Fire Manager with the SC Forestry Commission
 . After an international career\, she chose to put down roots (literally!)
  in South Carolina about a decade ago\, following her time teaching plant 
 science workshops at the New York Botanical Garden. In her spare time\, sh
 e fosters rescued dogs and cats\, caring for no fewer than 20 animals at a
 ny given time.\n\nThe Joslin Education Center is located at 1520 W. Caroli
 na Avenue\, Hartsville\, SC 29550.
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LOCATION:1520 W. Carolina Ave.\, Hartsville\, SC 29550 US
SUMMARY:Cultivating Knowledge: A Lecture Series\, Beekeeping 101: From Hone
 ybee Biology to Starting Your Own Hive
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