ST. GEORGE – Southern Utah’s climate makes for a long growing season and that means a cornucopia of planting opportunities for the vegetable grower.
On Saturday at 10 a.m., The Garden horticulturist, Casey Jones, will offer a workshop, “Fall into Vegetable Gardening.” Those attending will learn how to make the Southern Utah climate work for them and their vegetables and get a jump on the upcoming fall season.
The free workshop will be held at Tonaquint Nature Center in Tonaquint Park, 1851 S. Dixie Drive. For more information call 435-673-3617.
Ed. CORRECTION: Event details below corrected to reflect correct date, Aug. 22.
Event details
- What: “Fall into Vegetable Gardening”
- When: Saturday, Aug. 22, at 10 a.m.
- Where: Tonaquint Nature Center, 1851 S. Dixie Drive, St. George
- Contact: Telephone 435-673-3617
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Sounds great. The “Event Details” section says it’s on the 8th, not the 22nd (I’m guessing the 22nd is correct), otherwise the story is too late.
Yes, Aug. 22, Brian – thank you and I’ve corrected the report.
Joyce
EIC
Welcome back 😉
Good to have you back Joyce
Dang it! I cannot attend. I’m about tired of the tomato/squash/peppers/cucumbers I’ve got growing now. I would have loved going to this workshop. Hopefully, SGN will have presentation and write an article on it.
Yes! Welcome back and so sorry the spectrum found it necessary to “beat you up”.
This too shall pass, however, we all make mistakes and this is how we make better
choices in the future 🙂
Caligirl, I’ll take some of your tomato/squash/peppers/cucumbers 🙂 and then you’ll have time to plant peas and corn and I’ll take some of those too. I’m just teasing but seriously, I’m jealous you have a garden….one day, I’m gonna have a garden too 🙂
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