Here are some ideas for classes, from Matt. If any of these interest you, or you have additional ideas, let me know.
I just put in rain barrels and thought about documenting the process with my camera(but didn't) - It would have made a great class. This would be easy to recreate during a class. We could make a barrel during the class to mount under the gardening shed? Or we could have everyone interested make a rain barrel to bring home. We might be able ot make some money with this as well!
I've always thought a composting class would be fun to do too. I am kind of a compost wacko. I have a 160 degree pile at home right now. I could go on and on and on abtout compost...
But what are people interested in?
I am interested in Square foot gardening, vertical gardening, companion planting and succession planting. I have examples of each in my garden plot. I am no expert in any of them, but I usually know almost as much as anyone that I've seen teaching about them. If we did a class like that it would be nice to have some examples throughout the garden to show people.
PS I harvested 2 pounds of lettuce and 1 pound of Spinach from my plot yesterday!
Thanks,
Matt
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