Only a couple doz. slots left as of 08/03. No walk-ins have been available for the last few years. Do pre-register.

Almost full, so move down.

Edna, darling, I've been planning my day tomorrow in my head all night tonight (decipher that). I'm going to beg off the trip to Annie's tomorrow. If I were just getting the potager planted it would have been okay. But today's beautiful rain and the The Great Stink from that compost has set me back this weekend. I have a lot of planting and tilling to do. Imagine my disappointment! I was looking so forward to playing together in our Radio Flyers! But them's the gardening breaks. Here's my booty for the potager tomorrow: 6 Tomatoes (Cherokee Purple, German Striped, Yellow Brandywine, Black Zebra, Super Girl and Roma), 2 sweet peppers, Swiss Chard, Blue Lake beans, and early Dutch cabbage. There's other stuff in there too ;-)

If you are anywhere near Greensboro, NC, you should be interested in the Sept. 26 Gala. Patrick McMillan, enthusiastic native plant educator and TV host, will present a workshop called, what else? "Wild with Natives." This is part of an all-day MG event that includes William Mangum, Carol Reese, Bill Lord, and Lee-Anne Milburn. Cost, which includes lunch, is $35 and benefits the MG program in Guilford Co. I enjoy all types of gardening programs, but for native nuts, Patrick is great. Call the Extension Office 336-375-5876 to ask for a brochure and registration form.