As Southwood’s spring-kickoff event on March 24 draws closer, and the rain keeps tracking over us, we have determined that the ground is going to be too wet for the Plasticulture installation demos at the Farm and Market. HOWEVER, the education session, with Emmie Sherry from Southwood demonstrating how to build a vertical container garden using a recycled pallet, and Micah Anderson from the OK Department of Ag presenting the pros and cons of Plasticulture, will take place as planned. These will happen inside the new Market location’s Education center, at 106 E. Apache in Jenks. The Plant a Row for the Hungry event at Southwood will go on as planned as well.
The demonstrations have been re-scheduled for March 31 at 10 a.m. More information to follow.
To learn more or to register for the education session, visit www.southwoodnursery.com/events.shtml
Thanks!
Brenda Baird
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