November is an exciting month for gardeners, with numerous opportunities to expand your knowledge and prepare your garden for the upcoming months. Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or just starting your horticultural journey, the Garden Like A Boss series offers valuable insights and practical tips to improve your gardening skills.
Urban Livestock and Poultry: Grow Your Knowledge
This November, the Garden Like A Boss series continues with Class 5, focusing on Urban Livestock and Poultry. Scheduled for November 23, 2024, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM, this class is held at the Fresh Oasis Community Garden, provide the perfect setting for this immersive learning experience. Under the expert guidance of tenisio seanima, the garden manager, participants will gain insights into managing small livestock and understanding the intricacies of urban poultry care. Whether you’re curious about raising chickens or integrating livestock into your urban garden, this class will equip you with the knowledge you need to succeed.
The cost is $25 per participant, but if you’re an East Point resident with a garden bed at the Fresh Oasis Community Garden, you can enjoy this educational opportunity for free. So why not take advantage of this offer and enhance your gardening journey?
November Gardening Tips: Prepare and Plant
As the cool breeze of November sweeps in, it’s the perfect time to plant spring bulbs in your garden. These bulbs require careful attention to depth, so make sure to plant them at a depth of four times the diameter of the bulb for optimal growth. Consider how beautiful your garden will look with vibrant spring flowers blooming after a long winter!
Preparing your garden for winter is a crucial step as well. Tasks such as cleaning your garden and protecting your plants from the cold weather will ensure a bountiful garden come springtime. Taking the extra time now to prepare will save you effort and heartache when your plants wake up after winter.
Community gardens like the Fresh Oasis Community Garden not only provide educational classes but also promote engagement and sustainability. By participating, you can enjoy the benefits of fresh produce while also fostering a sense of community.
If you’re eager for more, mark your calendars for the upcoming Class 6 on December 7, 2024, which will delve into Building Community and Future Planning. This continuation of the series promises to empower participants with strategies for nurturing both their gardens and their gardening communities. Don’t miss out on these enriching gardening events!
