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- Charlotte, NC
- About Me:
- I have been growing organic vegetables in my back yard for over twenty years and I've started a business that installs raised bed gardens and coaches others to be successful gardeners. I recently finished Master Gardener training and I had a lot of fun. I look forward to meeting others interested in Veggies!
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- http://www.instantorganicgarden.com
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- home grown veggies, especially salads. Yellow sweet potatoes. Fresh peas! Yum!
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- What would you like to see Slow Food Charlotte do?
- I'd love to share my knowledge of home gardening so everyone in Charlotte can learn how to grow veggies in their own back yards. My approach eliminates about 90% of the work spent digging and building and maintaining a garden and is great for beginner gardeners and busy people of all kinds. I do public speaking on organic gardening and I'd love to hear about groups looking for speakers in the Charlotte area.
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I am trying to solicit some donations for the Slow Food USA national online auction, and thought you might be interested in donating something. Our convivia would receive 80% of proceeds of items donated to benefit us. Email me or leave me a comment if you are interested or would like to find out more!
Thanks!
I would like to talk shop about raised beds and materials. I've always used permanent beds, but for various reasons, decided NOT to raise them. I'm on the Garden committee for the edible schoolyard dealie we've got going here. All of my garden experience is tailored for conditions in West Texas, and I'm wondering what kind of surprises the Carolinas will spring on me.
I'll be out West until sometime in early January. (Actually we left soon after I posted last, or I would have replied sooner). Maybe we can talk then?