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An Evening with Dave Jacke (Twin Cities)

By gregladen on November 24, 2008.

Gardening Like The Forest: Home Scale Ecological Food Production

Learn how you can grow an abundant food-producing ecosystem in your backyard!

Join us and learn how to grow food, fuel, fiber, fodder, fertilizers, farmaceuticals, and fun. We can meet our own needs and regenerate healthy ecosystems at the same time!

Friday January 16, 7pm to 9pm
$10 Cover charge. All are welcome.
Minneapolis College of Art and Design
2501 Stevens Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404

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Gardening Like the Forest: Fundamentals of Ecological Gardening A Workshop for Gardeners, Designers and Students

Explore the theory, design and practice of cold climate permaculture garden design and management. By mimicking natural ecosystems, we can create landscapes that maintain, fertilize and renew themselves.

Saturday, January 17 OR Sunday, January 18, 9am to 5pm
Early Bird (before Dec 6) $100 After Dec 6 $125
Workshop Kit $185

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