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Organic Permaculture Gardening 101 Class...
Posted by The Barefoot Gardener on Nov 27, 2011 in Education, Environment, Health/Fitness, Home/Garden, Lakeland, Organization | 0 comments
Email us pegjeffcamp@yahoo.com with the following info:
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Scotty’s Organic Farm
Donations of $15 per person are gratefully accepted. (Or whatever amount, service exchange, other items of value or just bring your sincere interest)
Saturday, December 3 from 3-5:30 p.m.
863-904-8620...
Organic Gardening/Permaculture 101 Class
Posted by The Barefoot Gardener on Nov 6, 2011 in Education, Health/Fitness, Lakeland, Organization | 0 comments
Email us pegjeffcamp@yahoo.com with the following info:
To sign up for the class we need:
Name(s) of those wishing to attend:
Cell phone:
Home phone:
Donations of $15 per person are gratefully accepted. (Or whatever amount, service exchange, other items of value or just bring your sincere interest)
2 Classes in November (both the same class repeated 2 times): Friday, Nov. 11 10...
WH Council of Garden Clubs Hosts “...
Organic/Permaculture Gardening 101 Class...
Posted by The Barefoot Gardener on Oct 16, 2011 in Education, Environment, Health/Fitness, Home/Garden, Lakeland, Organization | 0 comments
Scotty’s Living Farm will have two more classes in November:
Organic/Permaculture 101 Class at the Farm (each day is the same class repeated) Friday, November 11 , 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and Sunday, November 13 from 11 a.m. –1:30 p.m.: More class details: http://thebarefootgardener.org/Scottys101class.htm
Please email with name(s) of those attending, home phone, cell phone and...
Camellias Stand Out in the Garden When L...
Flowering Vines for Your Florida Garden
Organic Gardening/Permaculture 101 Class...
Scotty’s Living Farm, North Lakeland, FL Save money, Be in Harmony with our Earth Home, Become Healthy, Enjoy Life Fully, Thrive, not just Survive. Is it time to live your dreams? Join the movement to grow and eat Local, Fresh, Organic. Begin learning how to grow your own from the various classes offered and/or visit the farm through school field trips, individual or group...How to Survive Late-Summer Florida Garde...
Insect Expert at Native Plant Society Au...
Posted by Pine Lily Chapter Florida Native Plant Society on Aug 9, 2011 in Education, Environment, Home/Garden, Organization | 0 comments
Jaret C. Daniels will provide a presentation on the relationship between Florida native plants and native insect pollinators at this month’s meeting of the Pine Lily Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society. Meeting is Thursday, August 18th at 6:30pm at the First United Methodist Church, 101 W. Dakin Av, Fellowship Hall in downtown Kissimmee.
Mr. Daniels is Assistant...
Your Roots Matter!
Blood Lilies and Caladiums – Plant...
The Nine Principles of Florida-Friendly ...
More Tips on Getting Started! By Molly Griner This second article describes Principles 5-9 of the Florida-Friendly Landscaping approach to environmentally friendly landscaping. Principles 1-4 are: “Right Plant, Right Place, Water Efficiently, Fertilize Appropriately, and Mulch. Read on to learn more concepts in creating a beautiful Florida-Friendly yard. 5. ATTRACT WILDLIFE; Have...Get Started on Your Florida-Friendly Yar...
The Nine Principles of Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ – and Tips on Getting Started! By Molly Griner Polk County Master Gardener If you are familiar with the term “Florida-Friendly,” welcome to the growing ranks of Floridians who enjoy this more environmentally friendly approach to landscaping. The Nine Principles, developed by the University of Florida, Florida’s Water...Grow Your Favorite Flower From Seeds
By C. Beamish, Master Gardener When the weather is gloomy, I really hanker after a bright sunflower. I have pretty good luck with sunflowers, which by the way are native to North America, so I often save seeds from the pretty ones I have grown. And, assuming that I remembered to actually label the seeds rather than just sticking them into an old spice jar, I’m ready to grow some...Spring Obsession Wrap Up
Last Saturday’s ninth annual Spring Obsession event at Munn Park was a real eye-opener. As a newbie master gardener I have no grand illusions of knowing of everything there is to know, but did I have to consult Dr. Shibles on every single homeowner question that I was asked? The answer is yes. I couldn’t even remember from our class on turf grasses, the three types of...The Women’s Show-Apr 9
April 9, 2011 The Lakeland Center – Lakeland, Florida Reserve your space now for the 2011 show here! The Women’s Show of Central Florida • 248 N Kentucky Ave., #10 • Lakeland, Florida 33801 • 863-712-3278 • Contact...Magnify CU’s EcoFriends Have Been ...
Magnify Credit Union’s EcoFriends have been busy. We went on several Trek Ten Trails guided hikes. In February we visited Lake Marion Creek/Stokes Preserve for a very cold hike, and yesterday we got to see all the great things Lake Parker Park has – and it has everything! We hiked through Lakeland Highlands Scrub – “right there in the middle of a big city like...Farmers Curb Market March 2011 Newslette...
Be in the know about what is going on at your Downtown Farmers Curb Market, sponsored by Lakeland Downtown Development Authority. Here’s the latest newsletter: http://tinyurl.com/4zyekcfShade Trees With Fruit Let You Munch Whi...
By C. Beamish This column is for gardeners who like to munch while they mulch. Hands down, my favorite fruit tree is the Oriental Persimmon. This is a smallish, deciduous tree (15 to 20 feet), which produces sweet, orange fruit in the fall. In my garden, it’s nearly pest-free except for the occasional caterpillar, which I deal with using my patented method of placing same between...From the Publisher, Marialice Quinn
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