Announcement from the Dryden Community Cafe:
The Dryden Community Center Cafe will be hosting classes on gardening presented by the co-founder of the Dryden Community Garden:
Join us for the first of a new series of free classes at Dryden Community Center Cafe: Grow Your Own. A fresh topic on the third Tuesday of every month 5:30 - 6:30. Intended to be both a class and a discussion group, led by Kerra Quinn (Dryden Community Garden co-founder and Garden Question Answerer At-large), all levels of know-how are asked to attend; meaning - don't just come to learn, if you have garden knowledge please come to share.Bring your favorite seed catalogs.
January's topic:
Seed Selection or Will I actually eat a rutabaga if I grow them? or How to not produce more zucchini than anyone really needs.
* Choose your vegetables!
* Deciding that you want to grow your own food and need to have a garden is easy.
* Deciding what to grow and how much seed you'll need to buy and when and where and how to start planting can be daunting.
* A gardener's all time favorite January event - seed catalog perusal.
There will be nice pots of herbal teas from locally harvested plants and homegrown mint. Children are welcome. Be prepared to take notes.
The Dryden Community Center Cafe will be hosting classes on gardening presented by the co-founder of the Dryden Community Garden:
Join us for the first of a new series of free classes at Dryden Community Center Cafe: Grow Your Own. A fresh topic on the third Tuesday of every month 5:30 - 6:30. Intended to be both a class and a discussion group, led by Kerra Quinn (Dryden Community Garden co-founder and Garden Question Answerer At-large), all levels of know-how are asked to attend; meaning - don't just come to learn, if you have garden knowledge please come to share.Bring your favorite seed catalogs.
January's topic:
Seed Selection or Will I actually eat a rutabaga if I grow them? or How to not produce more zucchini than anyone really needs.
* Choose your vegetables!
* Deciding that you want to grow your own food and need to have a garden is easy.
* Deciding what to grow and how much seed you'll need to buy and when and where and how to start planting can be daunting.
* A gardener's all time favorite January event - seed catalog perusal.
There will be nice pots of herbal teas from locally harvested plants and homegrown mint. Children are welcome. Be prepared to take notes.
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