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the NEW Whinot Garden? Permablitz
Whinot Grow From Here? Meetup
Sunday, July 7, 20134:00 PM to 6:00 PM
1659 B Serenity Lane, Dunedin, FL (edit map)
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The NEW and IMPROVED Whinot? Garden Permablitz Extravaganza!
Now's your opportunity to help out Lynda, who has done SO much for this now-flourishing local organic gardening/permaculture community! Let's help her get set up in her new digs...Whinot?
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Lynda's wish/want list for the permablitz:
i am looking for edging, mulch, seaweed, leaves (ideally mown once), compost, worm dirt, maybe a bale of coastal hay for the pathways, cardboard, 1 gallon pots, bamboo for cages, supports for vertical gardening and shade. (the goal is to teach gardeners how to grow edibles in spaces that you may rent... as more and more of us are getting out of owned and homes.)
some moringa tree starts. about 6 about 3' tall would be fantastic, they have to go n containers, because i'm not allowed to plant trees directly into the ground yet... i have to show them i know what i'm doing and i can accomplish this and stay within their guidelines here at the village...
(Please see comments below for parts 2 and 3)
WE gather at various community garden projects in North Pinellas to share information, ideas, seeds, plants, fun, food, music, labor and laughter...
Have fun becoming independent of peak oil and transportation for our food... develop community with like minded people and work together to teach others and learn together...;0)
Our FIRST SUNDAY events will host seed/plant swaps, organize seed banks at local libraries, and tours of local permaculture and organic edible landscapes! This is the place to sign up for a 'Permablitz'--participate in local edible landscaping projects and register to host your own!
Hey lynda, join the conversation!NotificationsPost- lynda mink
part 3
would like to serve some breakfast and lunch stuff... any suggestions... i have a couple of dozen glass bottle of drinking water, can make some tea, lemonade, taking suggestions from the group...
thanks for all your input, consideration, and sweat...
first we grow the dirt... i just finished watching Dave Montgomery's video... DIRT: The erosion of the civilizations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?fe...
and, i am giving a "Let's Talk Dirty" workshop at the dunedin library... this is my workshop about how to grow dirt in sand land. the first step to a successful garden... to be followed in September with the opening of the dunedin libraries "Seed Sharing Program" FREE organic or heirloom seed to the community from inside the library... YES!!!
part 2
i had to chop this up to post here... it's in facebook in one peice
...any starts of dwarf fruit trees, berry bushes, other perennial plants that can be grown in containers or small spaces...
the garden will consist of front and back... front: two spaces - 1. appx 13' x 13' 2. appx 10' x 10'. the back consists of: 1. long bed appx 3' - 8' wide (tbd) x either 36' or 46' in length (tbd) with curvy edge. a 3' break at the back screen door... and a 2 x 3' bed on the east side of the doorway.
front faces north. back faces south...
i plan to have working drawings.
we will need mulch forks, wheelbarrows, gloves, safe footwear, i have two pop ups for some shade and a screened lanai...
wish/want list for the permablitz...
i am looking for edging, mulch, seaweed, leaves (ideally mown once), compost, worm dirt, maybe a bale of coastal hay for the pathways, cardboard, 1 gallon pots, bamboo for cages, supports for vertical gardening and shade. (the goal is to teach gardeners how to grow edibles in spaces that you may rent... as more and more of us are getting out of owned and homes.)
some moringa tree starts. about 6 about 3' tall would be fantastic, they have to go n containers, because i'm not allowed to plant trees directly into the ground yet... i have to show them i know what i'm doing and i can accomplish this and stay within their guidelines here at the village...
come to the meetup and help design the NEW whinot garden?
