Purdue Extension Educators Phil and Edie Sutton will be at the Urban Garden Market on Saturday, August 10th. Phil's
expertise is in home horticulture and he will answer questions about
trees, lawn and garden care. Phil encourages people to bring samples of
problem plants for his evaluation. He will also instruct on how to
identify poison ivy, which is so prevalent this summer.
expertise is in home horticulture and he will answer questions about
trees, lawn and garden care. Phil encourages people to bring samples of
problem plants for his evaluation. He will also instruct on how to
identify poison ivy, which is so prevalent this summer.
Edie
will answer questions on various ways to preserve all the wonderful
summer produce. Anyone with a Presto gauge dials on their presser
canner can bring their gauge to the market she will test it for pressure
accuracy. She'll bring samples of food made from recipes using fresh
produce that is now available at the market and will answer questions on
the nutritional value and ways of preparing various fruits and
vegetables.
will answer questions on various ways to preserve all the wonderful
summer produce. Anyone with a Presto gauge dials on their presser
canner can bring their gauge to the market she will test it for pressure
accuracy. She'll bring samples of food made from recipes using fresh
produce that is now available at the market and will answer questions on
the nutritional value and ways of preparing various fruits and
vegetables.
Expect a wide variety of freshly
picked vegetables and fruit, including watermelons and canteloupes,
honey and eggs and home-baked treats.
picked vegetables and fruit, including watermelons and canteloupes,
honey and eggs and home-baked treats.
WHEN: Saturday, August 10, 2013. 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
WHERE: 2806 Lincoln Way West (parking lot of the St. Joseph County Minority Health Coalition)