July 10, 2010 10:00 AM - 1 attended
Fruit Tree/Vine/Shrub Planting & Care Workshop!
GROWING FRUIT IN CITY SOIL
Learn the fundamentals of building healthy organic soil and establishing fruiting plants in urban lots. This workshop will cover integrating fruiting plants into your yard or garden for optimal whole system health. We will discuss how to you and your landscape can benefit from the growing of various fruit producing perennial plants. We will address permaculture growing techniques and strategies for a wide variety of species from currants to kiwis, and brambles to blueberries; from site selection through ongoing maintenance. An onsite planting demonstration will leave you ready to plant up your neighborhood.
WHERE: 766 Metropolitan Ave. betw. Graham Ave. & Humboldt
Williamsburg, Brooklyn (L train to Graham / G train to Metropolitan)
WHO: Nicko Rubin & Doni Cain from East Hill Tree Farm in Central Vermont
COST: $15
RSVP/MORE INFO: contact Megan - [masked],
or Nicko - [masked]
PLANTS AVAILABLE FOR SALE!
to pre-order before July 8th contact Nicko at [masked] or [masked]
Your organizer's refund policy for Fruit Tree/Vine/Shrub Planting & Care Workshop!
Refunds are not offered for this Meetup.
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I would love to attend this but have to go to a wedding instead. Thank you for recognizing our need for fruit stock! I would be happy to host an event this fall in Park Slope. We have a large gardening community.