Learn How to Garden— Organically!
5 Friday evenings + a Saturday field trip.
Starts this Friday Evening 6 to 8:30 pm
Come join the fun—You’ll learn how to:
Control slugs, aphids, and other pests without poisons
Make fantastic compost (a hands-on lab experience)
Optimize soil for great flowers, fruits, and vegetables
Protect plants from the cold
Go home with an arm-load of:
information, catalogs & expert help
What: 1 credit, Pass/No Pass. Lab fee: $15
Where: Mat-Su College, Snodgrass Hall, Room 117
Dates: Feb 20, 27, March 6, 20, 27, and field trip on Saturday, March 28
Instructor: Ellen Vande Visse
TO REGISTER: Call 745-9746 for information or register on line at www.uaa.alaska.edu and follow Wolf Link for Organic Gardening,
Agri 138, Spring 2009
Ellen Vande Visse
Good Earth Garden School
www.goodearthgardenschool.com
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Eagle River begins it's genesis headwater from Eagle Glacier in the Chugach State Park, not the Chugach National Forest. Ray Massey, Forest Service Public Affairs.
ReplyDeleteRay, Thank you for pointing that out, I'll be sure to change my description. :O)
ReplyDeleteChugach State Park is in the Chugach Nat'l Forest, though, is it not? Or is it just on the edge? I'd love clarification.