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February 2020 Public Education Events
The February 2020 Public Education Events are open to all, but space may be limited so be sure to register online.
This month’s offerings include
❀ How to Build Inexpensive and Effective Grow Lights
❀ Seeds: Selecting and Starting
❀ Introduction to Slovenian AŽ Hive Accessible Urban Beekeeping
❀ Build Healthy Soil and Manage Water in Your Yard
❀ Spring Lawn Care, and
❀ Winter Pruning for Woody Plants. Continue reading
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Tagged Grow lights, public education, seed starting, Seeds, Slovenian AŽ Hive, soil, Urban Beekeeping, water management, Winter pruning
January 2020 Public Education Events
The January 2020 Public Education Events are open to all, but space may be limited so be sure to register online.
This month’s offerings include Guerrilla Gardening in Your Yard, Selecting & Starting Seeds, and Succulents for Small Spaces. Continue reading
March 2019 Public Education Events
March 2019 Public Education Events are open to all, but space may be limited so be sure to register online.
This month’s offerings include:
*Plot Against Hunger Spring Garden Kick-Off: Growing Food for Our Neighbors in Need;
*Spring Lawn Care and Turf Alternatives;
*Wintertime Woody Plant Pruning (limited space, please register in advance);
*Native Plants for Shade Gardens
*Small Space Gardening Techniques; and
*Small Space Gardening for Pollinators
February 2019 Public Education Events
The February 2019 Public Education Events are open to all, but space may be limited so be sure to register online.
This month’s offerings include
▻Microgreens: What Are They, Why They Are So Fabulous, and How to Grow Them
▻Sustainable Landscaping: Water Conservation
▻Sustainable Landscaping: Selecting Native Plants
▻Urban Agriculture – Grow What You Eat: Starting Your Own Vegetable Garden
▻Plot Against Hunger Spring Garden Kick-Off: Growing Food for Our Neighbors in Need
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