We are still seeing a great interest in gardening.  It is now January 2021, we are seeing a demand for seeds and plants.  We placed our order for our seeds for spring planting in November.  (Not all seeds or plants were even then available).  We suggest you make your plans for your summer garden now and order you seeds and plants now.  We have requested our plants to be shipped in late April to early May.
     Watch for our e-mail to all those who have attended our Garden Open House and learn about our Gardening Network plans for the spring.   We aim to make several big changes in our demonstration garden this summer.

East Valley Gardening Network provides free gardening items to encourage you to plant and harvest your own garden.  We offer free classes to help the home gardener succeed here in Flagstaff.

Your Safety is our concern.
Mask and Social distancing will be observed.
All seminars plan to be held Outside, and Taught by Master Gardeners.
 

Where:   East Valley Baptist Church, 10655 N. US Hwy 89  Please call us for more information, or concerns you may have.  
East Valley Gardening Network, 928-527-8977

Side Notes:

        We planted garlic in October.  We aim to enlarge our hoop houses, so the gardener who has one, and would like to increase it can do so.  We will offer a class on how to do this.  We are currently making next summer's compost.  We have planned for the plant give-away in the spring.  We have put up the potatoes in cold storage (root cellar)  to wait till spring and then plant them.  We have ordered our onion  and strawberry plants.  I  have finished reading a thick book on fruit trees and berries.   I hope to improve on all the things I have been doing wrong.   

       We hope the Demonstration Garden has been a blessing to you and to others.  As I told folks here, the Lord blessed this garden, to show everyone they need the Lord in their life to be blessed.  The Bible has a road map to help you find Him.  May you bear fruit in your life for the glory  of the one who Created you.   

    Pastor and Master Gardener

               Daryl Bennett