FROM THE
SOIL
UP
a Webinar for beginning
vegetable gardeners
A three-session course on the
basics of home vegetable gardening, from garden
planning to pest management, harvest and storage that you can take on your
computer.
In response to a sharp rise in requests for gardening
information, University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering
From the Soil Up,
a course for beginning vegetable gardeners.
Participants will learn the basics of home vegetable gardening,
from garden planning to pest management, harvest and storage.
For the first time in Piscataquis County we are going to offer a Gardening
Program through the Internet in a “Webinar.”
You get to view the program, hear the speakers and see the presentation from
the comfort of your computer.
The course comprises three one-hour sessions
that were produced in 2009 during the growing season.
Episode 1
Planning your garden &
starting seeds -
click here for
webinar
Episode 2
Transplanting, fertilizing &
weed control -
click here for
webinar
Episode 3
Pest & disease management
- click here for
webinar
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Piscataquis County Office
165 East Main Street
Dover-Foxcroft, ME
04426
(207) 564-3301
amiles@umext.maine.edu
http://extension.umaine.edu/PiscataquisCounty
From
the Soil Up
A Beginning Vegetable Gardener
Course
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