This month: Weed and Invasive Plant Management and Summer Fruit Tree Care
Home Grown Gardening Classes were developed to help homeowners learn how to garden and grow food in their own backyards or community gardens. The monthly classes are facilitated by Mary Matava, agronomist and owner of Agri Service, and Diane Hollister, North County’s premier gardening instructor. Each class focuses on topics commonly encountered by gardeners in our area. Classes are packed full of information for gardeners with varying levels of expertise.
Home Grown Community Gardening Classes are held at the El Corazon Senior Center on the fourth Saturday of each month at 10 AM.
Home Grown 2018 |
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| January | Technical Discussion: Starting with Seeds: Custom Mixes Made at Home In the Garden: Top Winter Projects |
| February | Technical Discussion: Ocean Friendly Fertilizer In the Garden: Tomatoes, Eggplant, and Peppers |
| March | Technical Discussion: Sustainable Plant Selection In the Garden: Irrigation |
| April | Technical Discussion: Drought Tolerant Ornamentals and Natives In the Garden: Creating Vignettes in Your Garden |
| May | Technical Discussion: Home Compost Systems and Compost Tea |
| June | Technical Discussion: Weed and Invasive Plant Management In the Garden: Summer Fruit Tree Care |
| July | Technical Discussion: IPM: Managing Pests and Insects in Gardens and Landscapes In the Garden: Planning Your Fall Garden: It’s Never to Early |
| August | Technical Discussion: Herbs: Creating the Culinary Garden In the Garden: Allium Family |
| September | Technical Discussion: Soil Testing |
| October | Technical Discussion: Winter Soil Amendments In the Garden: Cover Crops |
| November | Technical Discussion: Gifts from the Garden In the Garden: Planning for 2018—Fruit Tress |
| December | No Class- Happy Holidays! |