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Let's start generating a list of where to get free seeds and other low to no cost gardening resources...Continue
Tags: websites, resources, free, plants, seeds
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bonnie Marzo Feb 4, 2010.
1. Seed & Plant Swaping: As the winter rains pour down on us, it's time to start thinking about and planning our spring gardens. Some folks have already gone through their seed catalogues and…Continue
Tags: tolerant, drought, non-invasive, ACWD, StopWaste
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bonnie Marzo Jan 29, 2010.
One of our members Marlene had a great idea about starting a garden supply lending program. Any thoughts on how to do this?
Tags: saws, shovels, clippers, rainbarrels, compost
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jackie Sloves Feb 4, 2010.
Hey folks,I thought I would kick off a discussion on what people would like to see happen in Fremont.Lets think big here: don't limit yourself in terms of what you think would cost too much or take…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sarika Rathi Feb 18, 2010.
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Moya might attend Rachel DiFranco's eventWHO IS LEAF?
Local Ecology and Agriculture Fremont (LEAF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing environmental education to the Fremont community about sustainable and ecological practices, including local food production and organic gardening, waste reduction, green building, and resource conservation; and to build community among the diverse residents of Fremont, California.
Since its establishment in the fall of…
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For those of you who don't already know, the Alameda County Master Gardeners have begun establishing a demonstration garden at Quarry Lakes in Fremont. They have already been working to prepare the site, including laying irrigation lines and amending the soil, and are getting ready for planting now!
Below is a message from Alameda County Master Gardeners already working on the project:
ContinueThe master gardeners at Quarry Lakes need your help to supply Quarry Lakes demo…
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Ryvenna Lewis said… I'm getting my MPA- a Master's in Public Policy.
Angela Chang Kumar said… Hi Rachel,
Thanks for the welcome! I hope to meet you soon.
Angela
James C Stratton said… Rose Garden Work Party
Time: February 4, 2012 from 9am to 1pm
Location: Nursery Ave and Niles Blvd
Where: Mission Adobe Park Rose Garden When: Saturdays, 9-12 AM, February 4 and February 11 Why?: To work and have fun and some food and do pruning upkeep of a historic Rose Garden Who: Anyone who likes gardening, has a pair of gloves. With?: Bring a small dish to share for brunch or just come.
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Patricia Marie Moody said… We are proud to announce that LEAF has met our fundraising goal to secure the StopWaste.org matching grant!
Please click on the secure Paypal link below to help us with additional funds needed for the infrastructure in the new community garden!
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Can anyone tell me where the Roadside Arboretum has gone? I see that it is supposed to be here:…Continue
Started by Janet B. Last reply by Erin Worthing Apr 26.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good arborist? We have a large, much-loved street tree --a Modesto Ash. The arborist we have used with good results in the past came out this time and said…Continue
Started by Debra Witter. Last reply by Angela Akridge Mar 5.
Do you have a metal or wrought iron trellis you don't need? The more rust the better. I have a boysenberry bush that I'd like to train. Thank you!Continue
Started by Angela Akridge Sep 4, 2012.
The apricots in the orchard at the California Nursery Company Historic Park are ready to pick!!! They are blenheim and royal apricot. This orchard was part of Roeding's experimental orchard, there…Continue
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