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Sustainable City Series -- Urban Gardening
Last Post 01 Feb 2012 10:30 AM by juliesmith. 2 Replies.
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01 Jul 2009 07:25 AM  

I thought this might interest some of the gardeners out there. I'll be there. :)

Friends,

The tenth forum of the Sustainable City Series, URBAN GARDENS, will be held on Tuesday, July 7th beginning at 6:00 pm at Glassworks (815 W Market Street). 

The growing demand for locally grown foods has been accompanied by an ever increasing interest in the development of community and private gardens. There are many different types of community gardens out there and many more plans and hopes for the future, however there are some things that all these gardens have in common... the environment. The importance of taking the proper steps early on is critical, because even though your food may be grown locally, if you don’t know what is in the soil you are using, the food you produce is not necessarily any better than those shipped from thousands of miles away, and perhaps even worse.

Whether you are interested in starting a community garden, currently belong to one, have a backyard garden, or just enjoy local food, join us on July 7th to learn more about how to ensure that our local food system is sustainable.

Ramsi's Café on the World will be providing food for the event and coffee will be provided by Heine Brothers Coffee.

This event is free to the public, however space is limited, so if you or anyone else is interested please[script removed]

See the attached flyer for more details. Hope to see you there.

Patrick

Patrick Piuma | Director
Urban Design Studio
507 S Third Street
Louisville, KY 40202
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502.587.7015

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08 Jul 2009 10:18 AM  
I posted a write up of this event on the louisvillecsa site:

http://www.louisvillecsa.com/news/v...ticleid=24

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01 Feb 2012 10:30 AM  
Urban gardens are a great way to teach kids about the benefits of eating healthy. Plus, with new technology, you can build some awesome gardens in small places. Raised beds are one way to 'layer' conventional crops on top of one another. Plus, if you have a nearby water source, you can use SpraySmarter pumps or other drip line-based pumping tools to move water from one area to another. Get out there kids! Grow that lettuce and some carrots and be healthy!
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