My friend Bill Hall (of B & G Blueberries in Ft. McCoy!) and I will be selling vegetables and perennials for your fall garden on Saturday from 9AM – 1PM at the Marion County Agricultural Extension. If you’ve wanted to put in a fall garden but haven’t done it before, our local Master Gardeners will also help you figure out how to make this fall productive and delicious.
Here’s the map:
There will also be gardening classes and lots of free information at this event – here’s the press release:
…indoor sessions will focus on growing vegetables in three crop families:
â– Solanaceous crops: Tomato, eggplant, pepper and white potato
â– Brassicas: Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower and collards
â– Cucurbits: Cucumber, squash, pumpkin and melons
At every gardening event, we cover a topic related to building your soils, as it is the foundation to a successful garden. The outdoor sessions will cover:
â– Composting: Making rich soil
â– Growing herbs: Planting in flower beds or kitchen gardens
â– Growing tropical crops: Yuca (cassava), melanga, papaya, sorrel and pigeon peas
â– Common pests of vegetables and fruit trees: How to responsibly control pests on edibles in the garden
For more details CLICK HERE.
See you there!
-David The Good
You can have greener thumbs by this weekend!
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