Free Winter Garden Workshop

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Gene in his garden. Photo by Mike Jory—Vallejo Times-Herald

Grow vegetables. In Winter?

Learn how with Master Gardener Gene Ekenstam

Saturday September 20th 10am-noon @ Vallejo People's Garden

Gene will share tips on how to grow food all winter long. The Vallejo People's Garden will provide  seeds and refreshments.

RSVP to info@vallejopeoplesgarden.org


Location: Vallejo People's Garden, 1055 Azuar Drive, Vallejo, CA 94592, USA

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