Are you dreaming of green shoots, gorgeous blooms and bountiful harvests? Get a leg up on the upcoming season with a class on planning your garden and companion planting of blooms and veggies.
Hope Community Church
1801 S. Logan Street
Instructor: Sharon Withers
Suggested donation: $5
This kicks off the 2010 “Gardening Through the Seasons” series and should be a great start!
Feed Denver is throwing a bombbbb two-day workshop. Tons of information on some very cool topics. Check out the details below. DU is hoping to send at least two students. Hope to see you there.
This two-day, intensive, hands-on workshop will show how sustainable, healthy local food production can be 
developed in an urban setting with urban farming pioneer and winner of the MacArthur Foundation “genius grant,” Will Allen and his Growing Power Regional Outreach Training Team.
This training offers diverse groups the opportunity to learn, plan, develop, operate and sustain community food projects. Participants leave the workshop with improved skills that they can take back into their communities and pass on to others. These workshops are for both rural and urban projects.
Workshop breakout sessions may include: compost & Vermicompost, Aquaponics, Hoophouse Construction,
Year-Round Greenhouse Production, Urban Animal Husbandry, Planning for Urban Agriculture, Community Project Design
November 14 -15, 2009
Saturday: 8am-5pm, Sunday 9am-3pm
at The Urban Farm at Stapleton
10200 Smith Road, Denver, CO 80239
This Saturday, Oct 24th, the Bridge Community Garden will be hosting a free workshop on cold frames (Not familiar with Cold Frames?). The workshop will start at 10a and run for about 3-4 hours. This is a hands-on workshop so we will be building working models for some of our gardeners.
We’ll talk about the construction, maintenance, and what you can plant. No RSVP required but if you do plan on coming, please drop us an e-mail (info@dugardens.org). The Bridge Community Garden is located at 1819 S. High St. Hope to see ya there.
