Old 04-08-2010, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by oldswimmer
You could encourage them to contact their local Extension Office if they need more help in learning how to garden. They may have free information at the office, or online, telling how to grow specific plants. Also, They may have a Master Gardener program. MG's are trained volunteers for the Extension program, and sometimes give great workshops or one on one help. Or.. maybe you could talk with the Master Gardeners and see if you could collectivly hold a hands on workshop on how to start gardening. Master Gardeners LOVE to share their knowledge, and their services are free. They may just need a spark of an idea.
Also google "Plant a Row" and see what you find. It is a program started by the Garden Writers Association in an effort to get people to plant extra... just like you are doing.
I wish you the best of success with your endeavor.
Oh! I hadn't thought of that! Thanks!
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