Started Spring 2013, Marpole Oakridge Neighbourhood Food Network works for a just, sustainable, and resilient food system in the Marpole and Oakridge neighbourhoods.
Saturday, June 15, 2013 from 10am to 2pm Marpole Place Neighbourhood House
corner of 70th Ave and Hudson
Introductory workshop taught by Jen Clark.
Not everyone has access to garden space in the ground, but if you have a balcony, you can grow some of your own food - and it's easier than you think!
Topic include: how to make the most of small gardening spaces, vertical gardening, options for containers, what to look for in good quality soil, companion plants, high density gardens and compact veggie varieties, and shade tolerant varieties.
As part of this workshop, we'll plant a demonstration garden for the use of the Marpole Place Kitchen where community meals are made.
The garden will also be used to teach children about growing food and provide inspiration to community members to grow their own edible gardens.
Please bring lunch, a pen, gloves and if it looks like it might rain, raingear.
FREE. For more info, or to register: 604.266.5301 or marpoleplace@shaw.ca. Limited space, advance registration required.
See you there!
Marpole Neighbourhood Food Network is co-sponsored by Village Vancouver and Marpole Place Neighbourhood House. Join MNFN here.
This workshop is generously supported by a Green Neighbourhood Small Grant from the Vancouver Foundation.
Marpole Oakridge Neighbourhood Food Network
17 members
Description
Started Spring 2013, Marpole Oakridge Neighbourhood Food Network works for a just, sustainable, and resilient food system in the Marpole and Oakridge neighbourhoods.
Sponsored by Village Vancouver.
For more information, please contact Ross at Ross.MONFN@villagevancouver.ca
Marpole Oakridge NFN is a member of Vancouver Neighbourhood Food Networks.
Marpole Neighbourhood Food Network presents a Edible Balcony Container Workshop
by Ross Moster
Jun 8, 2013
Saturday, June 15, 2013 from 10am to 2pm
Marpole Place Neighbourhood House
corner of 70th Ave and Hudson
Introductory workshop taught by Jen Clark.
Not everyone has access to garden space in the ground, but if you have a balcony, you can grow some of your own food - and it's easier than you think!
Topic include: how to make the most of small gardening spaces, vertical gardening, options for containers, what to look for in good quality soil, companion plants, high density gardens and compact veggie varieties, and shade tolerant varieties.
As part of this workshop, we'll plant a demonstration garden for the use of the Marpole Place Kitchen where community meals are made.
The garden will also be used to teach children about growing food and provide inspiration to community members to grow their own edible gardens.
Please bring lunch, a pen, gloves and if it looks like it might rain, raingear.
FREE. For more info, or to register: 604.266.5301 or marpoleplace@shaw.ca. Limited space, advance registration required.
See you there!
Marpole Neighbourhood Food Network is co-sponsored by Village Vancouver and Marpole Place Neighbourhood House. Join MNFN here.
This workshop is generously supported by a Green Neighbourhood Small Grant from the Vancouver Foundation.