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Date:
Saturday, May 9th, 2026
2:00-3:30pm
Location:
Peony Place
3900 Millwood Rd
Millwood, VA 22646
It’s Mother’s Day Weekend! Join artist and professional garden design expert Peggy Duvall (scroll down for bio) and Flower farmer Briana Nei as we discuss design elements that will take your sunny garden space to the next level!
Learn to choose the right perennial plants that will come back year after year, complimenting the other shrubs and flowering plants around it. In this class you will learn how to implement design elements in your personal space to create a lovely and inviting feast for the eyes!How do you choose the right plants from the garden center? How can you make the most of that difficult spot a beautiful haven for butterflies? How can you prepare your soil for the best results? Come find out in our hands- on class, as Peggy and Briana work with some new undeveloped garden spaces to create beautiful places to live.
Every attendee receives a perennial flowering plant or herb of your choice to take home with all of your knowledge of how to make it work in your own garden.
Bring your own garden trowel or spade and garden gloves.
Our farm is currently being rented, so there is no restroom available. However, Locke’s Store is right down the road 1 mile. Every attendee will get a gift card for a free Locke’s Store coffee. Grab a coffee there and they have a lovely facility you can use!
It’s spring and the class is outdoors. Dress accordingly! If weather prohibits the class from happening, we can transfer your ticket to another class day within two weeks of this class.
Peggy Duvall is an avid gardener who grew up as a daughter of serious gardeners, who greatly impacted her life. Peggy has designed gardens professionally and maintained a cut flower farm consecutively for a dozen years. She works as an architectural and interior designer and now enjoys the majority of her free time (outside of family) as an artist.
Peggy is a big advocate of hardy plants that are survivors, healthy soil, and layered natural designs. In addition to designing gardens professionally, Peggy maintained a cut flower farm consecutively for a dozen years.
She was an active member of Winchester-Clarke Garden Club & associate member of Garden Club of Virginia and Garden Club of America for over 15 years. She looks forward to building her new personal garden in her free time.
Date:
Saturday, May 9th, 2026
2:00-3:30pm
Location:
Peony Place
3900 Millwood Rd
Millwood, VA 22646
It’s Mother’s Day Weekend! Join artist and professional garden design expert Peggy Duvall (scroll down for bio) and Flower farmer Briana Nei as we discuss design elements that will take your sunny garden space to the next level!
Learn to choose the right perennial plants that will come back year after year, complimenting the other shrubs and flowering plants around it. In this class you will learn how to implement design elements in your personal space to create a lovely and inviting feast for the eyes!How do you choose the right plants from the garden center? How can you make the most of that difficult spot a beautiful haven for butterflies? How can you prepare your soil for the best results? Come find out in our hands- on class, as Peggy and Briana work with some new undeveloped garden spaces to create beautiful places to live.
Every attendee receives a perennial flowering plant or herb of your choice to take home with all of your knowledge of how to make it work in your own garden.
Bring your own garden trowel or spade and garden gloves.
Our farm is currently being rented, so there is no restroom available. However, Locke’s Store is right down the road 1 mile. Every attendee will get a gift card for a free Locke’s Store coffee. Grab a coffee there and they have a lovely facility you can use!
It’s spring and the class is outdoors. Dress accordingly! If weather prohibits the class from happening, we can transfer your ticket to another class day within two weeks of this class.
Peggy Duvall is an avid gardener who grew up as a daughter of serious gardeners, who greatly impacted her life. Peggy has designed gardens professionally and maintained a cut flower farm consecutively for a dozen years. She works as an architectural and interior designer and now enjoys the majority of her free time (outside of family) as an artist.
Peggy is a big advocate of hardy plants that are survivors, healthy soil, and layered natural designs. In addition to designing gardens professionally, Peggy maintained a cut flower farm consecutively for a dozen years.
She was an active member of Winchester-Clarke Garden Club & associate member of Garden Club of Virginia and Garden Club of America for over 15 years. She looks forward to building her new personal garden in her free time.