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Free Seminar Series: Spring Tonic - Early Vegetable Gardening
Update: Thanks to the many, many of you who attended: this was a great way to kick off the season! If you missed the seminar, visit our Resources page for seed-starting charts, potato and onion growing guides, and many more helpful brochures and guides. It's time to get started on our free spring seminar series; click here to view/print the complete schedule, then call to register!
It’s not too soon to get your vegetable gardening started! Of course there’s the planning, but you can actually plant potatoes, onions, asparagus and more, as well as planting lettuce and greens, and there's always the chance to start you tomatoes indoors. John Scott and Susan Pearson will talk garden prep, timing, technique, and more: bring your questions! If you would like to register for this seminar, please click the word "comments" immediately below and leave your name and the number attending. To register for other seminars, please call.