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ISSUE #34.25 • SPECIAL SECTION •

Classes

BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF | 503-243-2122

[April 30th, 2008]

Container Gardening Workshop


Growing Gardens teaches the basics of how to grow food almost anywhere. 6-8 pm Tuesday, May 13. Free, or sliding-scale donation. Registration required. Contact Emily at 284-8420 or emily@growing-gardens.org for location details. (SS)

SPIN Gardening Workshop


You don’t need to be a Sufi to practice this technique, an acronym for “Small Plot IN-tensive” farming. The Portland Office of Sustainable Development brings its creator and author to teach urbanites how to whip their slacker yards into productive micro-farms. 9 am-4 pm Saturday, May 10. $40, includes SPIN guide. Register by May 7. Contact Lindsey Maser at 823-7553 or lindsey.maser@ci.portland.or.us. (SS)

Summer Vegetable Care and Selection Workshop


Part of a series of one-hour classes at Livingscape Nursery, a new North Portland retailer focusing on edibles, native plants and “lawn alternatives that let you put away that mower and blower (hello, peace and quiet!).” 926 N Vancouver Ave., 248-0104, livingscapenursery.com/workshops.htm. 10:30 am Saturday, May 10. Free, or $3 donation. Register via email to livingscapenursery@gmail.com. (SS)

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