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"Hi Ann and Chris,
I'd be interested in participating in such a group. Unfortunately I missed Holgar's talk so I'm not infomed but would love to be."
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Time to seed tomatoes
Seems early, but yes, if you want to grow tomatoes from seed it's time to start. Dunbar Transition Village is sponsoring a Tomato Workshop on Thursday March 17th at St. Philips Church 3737 West 27th Ave. 7 - 8:30 pm Cost is $20. See More
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Time to seed tomatoes
Posted on March 16, 2011 at 12:50pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
Seems early, but yes, if you want to grow tomatoes from seed it's time to start. Dunbar Transition Village is sponsoring a Tomato Workshop on Thursday March 17th at St. Philips Church 3737 West 27th Ave. 7 - 8:30 pm Cost is $20.
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 6:57am on June 23, 2011,
Clare Adam said… Hi there Karen
You kindly sent me a message when I signed up and I have been meaning to contact you - sorry about the delay.
How are you doing? I am so thrilled with what is happening in my front garden - Julia and her crew are doing amazing things.
I would love to check out your raised beds one day!
Bye for nowClare
- At 2:20pm on March 18, 2011,
Randy Chatterjee said…
Karen,
Thanks so much for helping to organize and facilitate last night's tomato workshop. I hope to share the harvest this year, and you'll be first on my list!
Randy
- At 7:41am on January 17, 2011,
Ann Pacey said…
- At 12:20pm on January 16, 2011, Ann Pacey said…
Hi
that's great news. Look forward to talking more about moving the proposal along.
A
- At 10:17am on September 20, 2010, Ann Pacey said…
- Hi Karen
Welcome to the Dunbar group. Hope you can make it to our potluck on Wed night. It will be at my house on 3575 Mayfair Ave (close to Dunbar and 39th).
Cheers.
Ann
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