Foundation for Global Community - Grow Your Own

Workshop Session 2 (11:25am – 12:30pm)

Small Space and Container Gardens
Location: Senior Center, Cherry Room
No space is too small! Learn how to grow tasty food in small spaces and containers.
Presenter: Susie Mader

Worm Composting
Location: Senior Center, Sequoia Room
No room to compost? Think again! Learn how to compost in small spaces using a worm bin.
Presenter: Rita Bottini

Irrigation or Irritation: Common Oversights
Location: Senior Center: Apricot Room
Frustrated by leaky hoses or daily watering? Learn the nuts and bolts of how to create an irrigation system for your garden.
Presenter: Brian Mauck

Cooking from the Garden
Location: Recreation Center, Conference Room
Growing too many zuchinnis to give away? Learn how to cook with the seasonal abundance from your food garden.
Presenter: Patricia Becker

Composting
Location: Heritage Room
Black gold! Learn what compost is, why it is important, and how to make it.
Presenter: Dan Hafeman

Beautiful Edible Landscapes
Location: Senior Center, Laurel Room
Eat your way to the front door! Learn how to bring beauty into your food garden and incorporate edibles into your landscape.
Presenter: Maureen Decombe

All About Seeds - From Saving to Planting
Location: Recreation Center, Lounge Room
Ever grown purple cauliflower? Love Grandma's tomatoes from the old country? Learn how to save seed, grow from seed, and select seeds including heirloom and other unusual varieties.
Presenter: Drew Harwell

Winter and Spring Gardens
Location: Senior Center, Cypress Room
Does your garden stop producing in September? Did you know that in the Bay Area, you can grow food all year round? Come and learn how to grow food in the "off" seasons.
Presenter: Jody Main

Seed – New to gardening
Seasoned – Have experience gardening

Never grown a food garden?           Try these workshops: Starting a Food Garden and Composting
Fairly new to food gardening?         Try any of the Seed workshops
Been food gardening for a while?    Try any of the Seasoned workshops

	<< Back to the Grow Your Own Homepage Workshop Session 2 (11:25am – 12:30pm) Small Space and Container Gardens Location: Senior Center, Cherry Room No space is too small! Learn how to grow tasty food in small spaces and containers. Presenter: Susie Mader Worm Composting Location: Senior Center, Sequoia Room No room to compost? Think again! Learn how to compost in small spaces using a worm bin. Presenter: Rita Bottini Irrigation or Irritation: Common Oversights Location: Senior Center: Apricot Room Frustrated by leaky hoses or daily watering? Learn the nuts and bolts of how to create an irrigation system for your garden. Presenter: Brian Mauck Cooking from the Garden Location: Recreation Center, Conference Room Growing too many zuchinnis to give away? Learn how to cook with the seasonal abundance from your food garden. Presenter: Patricia Becker Composting Location: Heritage Room Black gold! Learn what compost is, why it is important, and how to make it. Presenter: Dan Hafeman Beautiful Edible Landscapes Location: Senior Center, Laurel Room Eat your way to the front door! Learn how to bring beauty into your food garden and incorporate edibles into your landscape. Presenter: Maureen Decombe All About Seeds - From Saving to Planting Location: Recreation Center, Lounge Room Ever grown purple cauliflower? Love Grandma's tomatoes from the old country? Learn how to save seed, grow from seed, and select seeds including heirloom and other unusual varieties. Presenter: Drew Harwell Winter and Spring Gardens Location: Senior Center, Cypress Room Does your garden stop producing in September? Did you know that in the Bay Area, you can grow food all year round? Come and learn how to grow food in the "off" seasons. Presenter: Jody Main Seed – New to gardening Seasoned – Have experience gardening Never grown a food garden? Try these workshops: Starting a Food Garden and Composting Fairly new to food gardening? Try any of the Seed workshops Been food gardening for a while? Try any of the Seasoned workshops
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