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Friday, April 22, 2011

Annual Ridgecrest Plant Exchange and Garden Meeting April 26

Garden Sheds add personality. Photo by Patty Hale.
 Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association
Annual Plant Exchange and Garden Meeting
6:00-7:00 pm Plant Exchange
7:00-8:30 pm Seattle Tilth Program
Door prizes given out throughout the evening,
Ridgecrest Elementary School in the Cafeteria
16516 10th Ave NE

All gardeners old, new or just beginning are invited to attend.

Remember to pot up extra plants as you divide and thin out plants in your garden this weekend. Then bring them to the 12th Annual Ridgecrest Neighborhood Garden Meeting and Plant Exchange to trade with others. There will also be a select offering of native plants, shrubs and trees for sale – with proceeds to go towards neighborhood projects.

Neighborhood gardeners check out information display at Ridgecrest Neighborhood Garden Meeting.  Photo by Patty Hale.
Don't worry if you don't have plants to trade, there will be plenty of displays and information tables to check out hosted by Washington Native Plant Society, Washington Toxics Organization, Eco Enterprises (indoor gardening supplies), Diggin' Shoreline, Shoreline Backyard Habitat Program and WOWTA (Where Our Wild Things Are) and others.

Cuke. Photo by Patty Hale.
The program for the evening: "Edible Gardening" presented by Seattle Tilth, will include information on raised beds, plant selection, safe materials, soil suggestions and more. 

Hand-outs will be available but you will want to bring pencil and paper to take notes because this year's program will inspire you to get grow your very own produce department.



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