[Scpg] more info on this Saturday's "Best Bare Root Fruit Trees" meeting

Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network lakinroe at silcom.com
Thu Nov 15 07:48:38 PST 2012


Hi everyone,
For the Calif. Rare Fruit Growers meeting this Saturday at 10:30 am on 
"Best Bare Root Fruit Trees" starring Marshall Chrostowski, please bring 
a folding chair if you have one (we have around 15).
If it rains, we'll convene in the large greenhouse in the old garden to 
the right of the driveway. If it's not raining, we'll tour the garden so 
please wear sturdy shoes.
If you have any questions please email Larry directly at 
lbsaltzman at aol.com <mailto:lbsaltzman at aol.com> or call him on his cell 
at 805 451-4168 rather than replying to this email.
Looking forward to seeing you on Saturday!
Linda
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*What are the Best Bare Root Fruit Trees, Berries and other deciduous 
food plants for Santa Barbara and Ventura?*

*/_Wondering what to add to your garden or patio in 2013?_/* Next 
*Saturday, Nov 17th* from 10:30 am - 12:30 pm the Santa Barbara/Ventura 
chapter of the *California Rare Fruit Growers* will present a panel 
discussion at the *Alpha Resource Center orchard and food forest 
garden*, *4501 Cathedral Oaks Road, Santa Barbara 93110*. The topic will 
be which bare root plants to buy in January that will do well in our 
area of California and how to plant them.

*/Most deciduous trees and other plants can be bought bare root at this 
time of year at a substantial savings/*, so take advantage of the 
special bargains! FREE Bay Laurel Nursery catalog for first 20 people - 
includes great list of low-chill bare root plants for our area.

We'll talk about bare root fruit and nut trees, cane berries, 
artichokes, strawberries, rhubarb & roses. There will also be a fruit 
tasting and tour of the new Alpha orchard, which has over 100 fruit and 
nut trees, and Alpha's older food forest garden, with over 60 additional 
fruit trees plus heritage roses. Alpha Resource Center provides services 
for individuals and families dealing with developmental disabilities.

Our moderator will be chapter chair Larry Saltzman and speakers will 
include Pacifica Graduate Institute Land Manager *Marshall Chrostowski*.

*Bring fruit and baked goods to share at our fruit tasting*, plus plants 
for our plant sale! The meeting is free for CRFG members, and a donation 
($3 - $5) is requested from non-members.

/_Contact_/: Larry Saltzman 805 451-4168

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