Friday, August 21, 1 - 4 pm.
Large gardens, homestead gardens, subsistence farms- there are lots of names, but the idea is the same: try to produce as much of your
family’s food for the year as possible. Whether you have been gardening for years, or are just intrigued by the idea of trying to grow
more of your own food, you are invited to join us for an afternoon of learning as we visit two homestead-scale gardens in Cook County.
This is an opportunity to learn from fellow gardeners about how they have developed their garden spaces, strategies they use to extend the
growing season, ways they work to build healthy soils, and more!
The tour will take place near Colvill, east of Grand Marais. Directions and address provided upon registration.
Register at: NORTHWOODSFOODPROJECT.ORG/EVENTS
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