What: Superfoods: From Your Garden to Your Table
Where: Arlington Public Library, Central Library Auditorium
When: Wednesday, Oct. 5th, 6:30 p.m.
Come on out on Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 6:30 p.m. for a program in the
Central Library Auditorium on growing and eating Superfoods – like
bitter melon, goji berry, billberry, jicama and enoki mushroom – in
Northern Virginia.
Jennifer Abel (Family and Consumer Sciences Extension Agent) and
Kirsten Buhls (Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Agent) of the Virginia Cooperative Extension
will explore cultural practices as well as preparation guidelines for
including superfoods in your diet, with a focus on which superfoods are
easiest to grow in our area.
This program is designed for both beginning/advanced gardeners and
cooks, and is based on both Tonia Reinhard's book: Superfoods: The
Healthiest Foods on the Planet and current research being conducted at Virginia State University.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Native Plant Sale - University of Maryland Arboretum
Native Plant Sale at University of Maryland Arboretum
When: October 5, 2011 12:00 noon – 5pm
Location: University of Maryland Arboretum Outreach Center at the Apiary
Sponsoring Organization: University of Maryland Arboretum
Description:
Locally native wildflowers and grasses will be available, including bushy beardgrass, great blue lobelia, cardinal flower, wild stonecrop, pink fuzzybean, downy wildrye, orange coneflower, swamp rose mallow and many more.
Plants were lovingly grown by volunteers using seed descended from local wild populations.
Proceeds will be used to support native gardens on campus.
More Information:
Parking is available immediately adjacent to the plant sale at the Stadium Drive
Parking Garage ($3/hr pay stations).
Both the Apiary and the Stadium Drive Garage may be found on GoogleMaps.
Please visit www.arboretum.umd.edu.
When: October 5, 2011 12:00 noon – 5pm
Location: University of Maryland Arboretum Outreach Center at the Apiary
Sponsoring Organization: University of Maryland Arboretum
Description:
Locally native wildflowers and grasses will be available, including bushy beardgrass, great blue lobelia, cardinal flower, wild stonecrop, pink fuzzybean, downy wildrye, orange coneflower, swamp rose mallow and many more.
Plants were lovingly grown by volunteers using seed descended from local wild populations.
Proceeds will be used to support native gardens on campus.
More Information:
Parking is available immediately adjacent to the plant sale at the Stadium Drive
Parking Garage ($3/hr pay stations).
Both the Apiary and the Stadium Drive Garage may be found on GoogleMaps.
Please visit www.arboretum.umd.edu.
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