Class on raising your own veggies in your back yard or front yard etc.

Reply-To:	David Ahrend <eaglechiro@yahoo.com>

Why keep buying Veggies at the tuesday market when you can raise them in your own yard or on your porch.  

Class on Urban Gardening or Gardening in Small spaces.  

On Saturday March 10th at 8 am I will be having a class on backyard gardening in Caldera. We will discuss how to raise you own salad mixes, tomatoes, beans, squash and other delicious foods at your own home without having to dig up a big space.  We will also discuss raising veggies in pots on your porch or in the window. 

Bring a couple of medium size pots, a little shovel, hat and gloves. The cost is $25 per person. 

If there is time we will also talk about some medicinal plants that you can grow in your back yard. 

My name is Dr. David Ahrend, my number is  6839 4703 and email is eaglechiro@gmail.com  please call or contact me ahead of time so I know how many are coming.  

Class is actually in Pueblo Nuevo which is a part of Caldera.  Go thru Caldera to the store on the right, just past the store is a bar then the Restaurante Petroglifo. On the left across from it is a road to the left, turn left, go to the end of the road then turn right, go a short distance till the  asphalt ends and turns to dirt, then it is the second house on the left.  Green House with numbers 88 on the door.  

 

Love and Light
Doc David Ahrend

Buy Fresh Buy Local or Grow it yourself and eat from your own yard.

"Treat the Earth well; it was not given to you by your parents,
it was loaned to you by your children. We do not inherit the Earth
from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children."
Ancient Indian Proverb

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