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If you love homegrown organic tomatoes, raise your hand!

Playful Digs

1201 First St., Napa

presents

“Tips for Growing Tasty Tomatoes”

Saturday, June 2, 10:30AM

A presentation and book signing by author

Claire Splan

California Fruit & Vegetable Gardening Book CoverLeave those watery, flavorless, pesticide-laden tomatoes at the grocery store!

Claire Splan, author of the newly-released book, California Fruit & Vegetable Gardening, will provide tried-and-true tips for growing the most delicious organic tomatoes you’ve ever tasted. From plant selection and planting, watering and feeding, pest and disease control, all the way to harvest—you’ll learn everything you need to know to produce fruit that is healthy, chemical-free, good for you and good for your garden.

Presentation: Native Sons Hall, 937 Coombs St., Napa (above Playful Digs)

Book signing at Playful Digs following the presentation.

Call 707-252-8882 to reserve a space!

www.cafruitandvegetablegardening.com; http://www.alamedagarden.blogspot.com

 

May 15, 2012 at 2:34 am Leave a comment

Susan Morrison, Author of Garden Up! to Speak at Playful Digs in Napa on Sat., March 31 at 10:30AM

Come join us for the first in a series of fascinating garden-inspired presentations at

Playful Digs logo1201 First St., Napa    707-252-8882

Growin’ UP with Vertical Gardening

Creative approaches to gardening in small and large spaces

Garden Up! Cover

presented by Susan Morrison, co-author of  the popular book, Garden Up!

Saturday, March 31 at 10:30AM

PRESENTATION: Susan’s 1 hr. presentation will take place in the large hall on the 2nd floor of the Native Sons of the Golden West building, 937 Coombs St., Napa (above Playful Digs). The entrance is on Coombs St. and an elevator is available for those who may have difficulty navigating stairs. Admission is free–please call in advance to reserve a space.

BOOK SIGNING: To be held at Playful Digs, 1201 First St., Napa following the presentation. Free to the public.

Vertical gardening is the latest, most talked about garden trend. Whether you’re interested in edibles, ornamentals or a little of both, taking advantage of vertical spaces is an easy way to take your garden to the next level. Filled with inspiring photos and innovative approaches, Susan’s presentation will highlight a range of vertical gardening ideas, including how to turn a fence into a focal point, hiding garden eyesores and easy living wall options for home gardeners. Samples of living wall systems will be provided as well.

Picture of Susan MorrisonSusan Morrison is a landscape designer and garden writer based in the East Bay. Her designs have been featured in various publications, including Cottages and Bungalow, Horticulture and Fine Gardening magazine, where she also contributes articles on design and plant selection. Locally, her no-lawn garden designs have been featured in both the San Francisco Chronicle and the Contra Costa Times.

Susan’s book, Garden Up! Smart Vertical Gardening for Small and Large Spaces, has been favorably received by magazines, newspapers and organizations all over the country, including Sunset, the Denver Post, the Chicago Tribune and The American Horticultural Society. CBS Radio News says “For anyone who has dreamt about designing a vertical garden, Garden Up is a must read!” In November, Amazon.com selected Garden Up as one of the best books of 2011.

Online, she connects with gardeners all over the world via Facebook, Twitter, and her blog, Blue Planet Garden Blog, and is a founding member of the Lawn Reform Coalition and Garden Designer’s Roundtable.  Susan is currently at work on her next book, The 50 Foot Garden – Design Solutions for Small Spaces.

February 15, 2012 at 10:56 pm Leave a comment


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