So this is my passion and I have a passion to share it with others. WIll they laugh?
unimpressive 1/2 acre in a subdivision for 1 -1/2 hours on Thursday
from 1-2:30 for those who are interested in learning how to grow food
almost year round in a small space. I am by no means an expert, but
growing organic foods is my passion and I have had many people ask me
about how to do it. I will be glad to share what I have learned and
what I have done for almost 20 years. Sometimes it is beautiful,
sometimes it is not, but it is usually functional. Now is the time to
prepare for spring planting or why not try a fall crop? I am getting
ready to plant my second round of fall veges and I will probably plant
another in October. It is not hard, but takes work and "know-how"
which has become a lost art in our fast food society. This is not a
homeschool field trip, but an inspirational tour for novice gardeners
or homesteaders who want to try their hand at growing or producing
some or most of their family's food. Please make other arrangements
for younger or uninterested children.
I am confident there are more knowledgeable and experienced
homesteaders or gardeners out there? Anyone want to share? We can
learn from one another and resurrect the "Victory Gardens" of the
past. Wouldn't it be great if we didn't have to rely upon
industrialized food but could produce it ourselves or buy it locally?
Please email me at dualbabies @chartertn.net if you would like to
attend.
Tina Riley
