Planning Your Spring Garden

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Tarrant Area Food Bank

February is a great time to start thinking about your spring and summer garden. It is time to decide what crops to grow, amend your soil and inventory your seeds. Join Tarrant Area Food Bank’s Community Garden program for our February workshop, Planning Your Spring Garden. Your instructors will guide you through the journey of garden planning and provide you with some tools to help you have a successful garden in 2016!  
The Planning Your Spring Garden workshop will cover the following topics:
<ul>
<li>Determining the location of your garden based on available water, sunlight and soil</li>
<li>Crops that grow well in spring and summer</li>
<li>Direct seeding vs. transplants</li>
<li>Square-foot gardening</li>
<li>Useful garden tools</li>
</ul>
Bring your ideas and questions for another free gardening workshop at TAFB’s Learning Garden. We will plan to have the class in the garden, unless the weather is unfavorable. If so, we will move the class to an inside classroom.
This workshop is intended for beginner level gardeners ages 18 and over. 
Workshops may be held outdoors. We suggest wearing layers of clothing that are suitable for the weather that you do not mind getting dirty and closed-toed shoes. 
FAQs
What are my parking options at the event?
Parking is available on the street at Sappington Place and Hemsell Place, as well as in the Glass House parking lot located just east of the garden.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No. We will have a sign-in sheet available at the event.

TAFB Learning Garden 

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