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November - Oregon State University Extension Service

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Adaptive Garden Committee<br />

The Adaptive Demonstration Garden at Grass-<br />

Roots Garden is becoming accessible. The money<br />

has been raised through Food for Lane County,<br />

some budget shuffling by Merry Bradley of the<br />

GRG, and private donations from a church member,<br />

the Bodner Charitable Trust and MGs.<br />

Pat Patterson, MG<br />

The three boxes were replaced on that area with<br />

their water systems, filled and planted. We also<br />

hope to have good informative signs on all the installations.<br />

Kudos to Food for Lane County, to Merry Bradley,<br />

MG and Garden Manager, to St. Thomas Church<br />

and to all the great volunteers who are bringing<br />

this project to fruition!<br />

The picture shows the groundwork all laid out, also<br />

done by volunteers, and prepared for the laying of<br />

pavers which will make the area fully accessible.<br />

The men doing the job are Rich Neil (wife is 2009<br />

MG) and Rick Hasbrock.<br />

A photo on October 28 shows how much progress<br />

has been made. Great work!<br />

<strong>November</strong> To-Do List<br />

From the Ground Up Farming Program<br />

http://extension.oregonstate.edu/lane/gardens/todo_list_november<br />

http://smallfarms.oregonstate.edu/southvalley/events<br />

It's back! Hopefully by popular demand. The Backyard<br />

Gardener program is making another attempt<br />

at becoming a useful service to the gardening public<br />

AND a fundraising vehicle for <strong>Extension</strong>. You<br />

may have remembered reading about this last<br />

spring and summer. We were looking for Master<br />

Gardeners to sign up to be willing to travel to<br />

client’s gardens to give them a one hour mini-class<br />

on a selected aspect of their garden. So there will<br />

be sign-up sheets at the <strong>Extension</strong> office to fill in.<br />

Backyard Classroom is Back<br />

Jeff Muir, MG<br />

We need at least 20 veteran master gardeners with<br />

various expertise and 20 newer gardeners who<br />

want to get involved in a great learning experience.<br />

Once we get our cadre of experts, we will have a<br />

training session and then offer this program to the<br />

public. If you remember signing up for this in the<br />

past and still want to participate contact Jeff Muir<br />

at jeffmuir1@gmail.com.<br />

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Lane County Master Gardeners TM Association

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