This hands-on workshop at the Indian Valley Organic Farm and Garden will cover basic
principles and practices of vegetative propagation including bulb culture,
perennial division and the art of taking strong cuttings and starting
perennials from seed. Everyone will take home a wealth of free garden-ready
plant material. Wear good walking shoes and be prepared for rain. Register online by November 13. Class size is limited. Master Gardeners receive three
continuing education hours.
Register online at: http://ucce.ucdavis.edu/survey/survey.cfm?surveynumber=11488
The class is taught by Wendy
Johnson, Environmental Landscape instructor at the College of Marin and
advisor to the Indian
Valley Organic Farm and Garden program. She is one of the founders of the organic
Farm and Garden Program at Green Gulch Farm Zen Center and is the author of Gardening at the Dragon’s Gate (2008).
Vic Stavig, an organic gardening student specializing in propagation, will be
assisting the class. She heads the Farm Club and volunteers at the Indian
Valley Organic Farm and Garden.