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The New Model of Farming Education at The Permaculture Skills Center
The Permaculture Skills Center sits on five acres of land just south of Sebastopol and serves as a demonstration site and educational institution dedicated to sharing regenerative land development and management practices. This summer, however, […]
It’s that time of year again: some plants are thriving in the garden, some are creeping along and we pray they’ll pull through, and a few just appear to be weak, bug-eaten, stressed, and damaged […]
Today on the Garden Club blog, I’m here to introduce you to the answer to your summer grillin’ prayers: an earnest cowboy raising the best pastured meat this side of the Rio Grande. Specifically, we’re […]
This week on the blog we’re talking about a topic very near and dear to my heart: growing flowers! I’ve been a full-time farmer for five years now, and only this year made the plunge […]
It’s that time of year where some plants in your garden are really starting to take off, and some are just hanging back, lingering in early stages of growth, turning weird shades of yellow or […]
It’s mid-May, which means we all best be getting our tomatoes in the ground if we haven’t yet! Over at Petaluma Bounty we just planted around 300 of them in the ground and are getting […]
Here on the Garden Club blog, we love introducing our readers to some great, hard-working local farmers around the North Bay as part of our Meet Your Local Farmer series. This week, in celebration of […]
Next week, May 3-9, Grab N’ Grow will be participating in Compost Awareness Week, the largest and most comprehensive education initiative of the compost industry. This educational program is put on annually each May by the […]
Strawberries—juicy, sweet deliciousness that keeps us gardeners yearning for our favorite spring and summer months. In fact we just harvested our first ripe berries of the season over at the Petaluma Bounty, sending pint after […]
Last week I drove out to Heidrun Meadery in Pt. Reyes to interview Jordan Thompson – horticulturalist, bee whisperer, flower farmer, and plant geek in the true and best sense of the term. As the […]