Alameda County Master Gardeners Fall Seminar
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[sidebar] The Wild & Wonder of Bay Area Gardening
Saturday, October 26, 8:30-3:00pm
Lake Merritt Garden Center, Oakland, CA[/sidebar]
Follow the garden cycle from dream to harvest at The Wild & Wonder of Bay Area Gardening, a one-day series of lively workshops presented by the University of California Alameda County Master Gardeners. Attendees may choose 3, 90-minute classes from the list below:
IMAGINING
The Beautiful Edible Garden Leslie Bennett & Stefani Bittner
Lawnless Landscape Kelly Marshall
Planting a Food Forest Christopher Shein
DIGGING IN
Weeds: Yank ‘em or Thank ‘em Mark Brunell
Winter Veggies in Wonderland Pam Peirce
Coping with Critters (Safely) Andrew Sutherland
ENRICHING
Small Gardens: Right Plant, Right Place Susan Handjian
Herbal Delights Rosemary Loveall Sale
Creating Habitat for Wildlife George McRae
HARVESTING
The Almighty Tomato, Drying Herbs & Other Edibles, and Very Berry Jellies & Jams El Dorado County Master Food Preservers.
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