It's about time to put our gardens to bed, but it's not time to stop learning about gardening. I'm forwarding along a couple of events that are sponsored by Gardens for Life and Debbie Barr, that I thought you may be interested in. Hope you can make it!
Hello Gardening friends,
Our fall calendar is ready for garden lovers to enjoy! Among the
topics members have requested is a tour of root cellars, and we are
following up some leads, but if you know someone, please let Debbie
Barr know! (deb01742@comcast.net)
COMING SOON: GARDEN TOUR, 10/2, 3-4:30 PM
Don't miss the tour of Black Brook Farm tour with Hasso Ewing on
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 3-4:00 PM in Carlisle. Hasso is a landscape
designer and farmer, and we will see newly installed hoop beds, learn
more tips for extending the season, harvesting and putting the beds to
rest for the winter. If you heard Hasso's standing room only gardening
presentation at the Concord Library last year, you know we are in for
a terrific conversation!
SPACE IS LIMITED, so RSVP by September 30 to deb01742@comcast.net.
Directions will be provided when you sign up.
NEXT UP: COMPOSTING TIPS -- JUST IN TIME TO DO NOW.....AND ENRICH
YOUR LAWN AND GARDENS NEXT SPRING!
Our October Garden/Life program is on COMPOSTING, with Mark Hanson,
experienced gardener and true composting fan, on Tuesday, October 11,
7:30-9 PM at Harvey Wheeler Community Center in West Concord (note the
7:30 time, which will make it easier to have dinners/tend to kids etc
and still come to enjoy our speaker!). Mark's presentation at the
Concord Library speaker last year also wowed the crowd!
PRESERVES: SUMMER IN A GLASS JAR
Check out this website with great photos and recipes for jams and
pickled veggies from Treehugger
http://www.treehugger.com/
SAVE THE DATE: We are joining all three community garden members in a
joint potluck on Friday, October 21 at 6:30 PM at the Thoreau
Birthplace. Details to follow!
Happy Gardening!
Debbie Barr