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The community gave a proper turn-out to the urban farm's annual spring plant sale and expo! Visitors scooped up heirloom plants (the tomato plants were especially popular); feasted on BBQ and DVC Culinary delicacies (pork sliders, quinoa stuffed peppers, pasta salad, guacamole,and more!); attended mini-workshops on olive oil, foraging, herbs, gray water systems, and more; took advantage of on-the-spot mini-tutorials on soil health, vermiculture, composting, and organic gardening with Master Gardener Marian Woodard and John Matthesen; spoke with our many wonderful vendors (Eco-Mulch, Succulent Garden Club, Kricket's homemade soaps, and more!); and visited neighbors and friends while enjoying a beautiful sunny spring day at the ranch! If anyone has photos they'd like to share, please e-mail them to info@rodgersranch.org and I'll post them here! Thanks to everyone for making this annual event a wonderful success! Photos by Alison Clary
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4/20/2017 07:59:30 am
If I were only closer to the venue, I would've also attended at this expo. I am an avid collector of plants and I enjoy growing them in my backyard. I hope that I can visit another event like this. I'd like to see the different types of plants that you grow in your ranch. I'll be keeping myself updated with your posts and news about your ranch from this site. Leave a Reply. |
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