Hello friends. This blog serves as a digital reference tool to organize and share the knowledge and goodies offered through this program, for ourselves and our communities.
Feel free to send link suggestions, class notes additions/corrections, recipes, etc. to sanaz7[at]gmail[dot]com.
10/24/2009
10/18/2009
Homework: Pruning – Sat. 10/24/09
Pruning Introduction Article
http://aggie-horticulture. tamu.edu/extension/pruning/ pruning.html
Pruning Cuts
Fruit Tree Pruning Basics
EXTRA:(not necessary to complete before Saturday's workshop--just a wonderful resource for those of you that are interested in growing fruit trees)
10/17/2009
10/14/2009
6th Class: Pest & Disease Mgmt – Sat. 10/14/09
Pest & Disease Mgmt - presented by Pam Pierce
Prof of City College
SF Leauge of Urban Gardeners
Blog
Revised Editition
SF Chronicle Lessons for Old Gardeners
Alameda Master Gardeners - Alameda College - 3 seminars - Pam Pierce will talk about the lessons from Old Gardens
Pests, and other problems with vegetables
Problems that a gardener has:
(1) Problem of not expecting failures
(2) Assume all is hopeless, and that problem will spread to other plans
Problems growing food crops = sense of urgency - difficult figuring out what to replace with
Ornamental gardener
Growing food crops - don't want to do anything that is toxic so we think v
Goal -Address Food Gardening Problems Constructively
through IPM
Prof of City College
SF Leauge of Urban Gardeners
Blog
Revised Editition
SF Chronicle Lessons for Old Gardeners
Alameda Master Gardeners - Alameda College - 3 seminars - Pam Pierce will talk about the lessons from Old Gardens
Pests, and other problems with vegetables
Problems that a gardener has:
(1) Problem of not expecting failures
(2) Assume all is hopeless, and that problem will spread to other plans
Problems growing food crops = sense of urgency - difficult figuring out what to replace with
Ornamental gardener
Growing food crops - don't want to do anything that is toxic so we think v
Goal -Address Food Gardening Problems Constructively
through IPM
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