2014 Lecture Schedule
Lecture Schedule update Spring/Summer 2014
April 5, 2014
Alden Lane Nursery, 981 Alden Lane, Livermore, CA
10:30 am – 12:30 am Lecture: Edible Landscaping: The New American Garden
Open to the public – $5.00 - maximum attendees 150
(925) 447-0280
April 26, 2014
Common Ground, Palo Alto, 559 College Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94306
10:30 am – 12:30am Lecture: Save Water and Have Your Vegetables Too!
Lecture to be held at the Christian Reformed Church 687 Arastradero Rd, Palo Alto
Class fee: $31.00
www.commongroundinpaloalto.org
(650) 493-6072
July 18 and/or19, 2014
Seed Savers Exchange, 3094 North Winn Rd, Decorah, Iowa 52101
Lecture time and subject to be determined: Probably Gardening with Children
http://www.seedsavers.org/Education/2014-Conference/
Phone: (563) 382-5990
September 12 and/or 13, 2014
Monticello Heritage Harvest Festival, 931 Thomas Jefferson Parkway,
Charlottesville, VA 22902
Lectures and time to be determined.
http://www.monticello.org/site/visit/heritage-harvest-festival-monticello
by Rosalind Creasy
Sarah Bibens - Rosalind, we are making some bold changes to create the National Green Centre - an industry event in St Louis Jan 9 & 10. We would love to have you present on edible landscaping but do not have budgeted funds to make that happen. Would you have any interest in partnering with us - we could promote your books extensively in exchange for the presentation? I know this is a long shot but these are unprecedented times and we are trying to create a national event for our industry that focuses on a sustainable future. Thanks for your consideration.
Sarah
Roberta - Another good source of seeds for Zone 3 to 5 is High Mowing Seeds — all organic and the company grows most of the seeds themself.
http://www.highmowingseeds.com/
Aimee McAuliffe - Hello Rosalind,
I am looking to have an edible landscaping tract at the Farwest Show on August 26 in Portland, Ore. Flora & Fauna books will be running the bookstore and happy to promote and sell your books. Could you let me know your availability and costs?
Thank you,
Aimee McAuliffe
Oregon Association of Nurseries
Patty Shadof - Rosalind,
Don’t forget to tell everyone that you were interviewed on Sierra Club Radio. I missed hearing the interview but we could get you the link from it, I think.
Patty Shadof
Janeen Thomas - Dear Rosalind,
I attended your talk on Friday morning at the SF Flower and Garden Show in San Francisco. Wow! So many of the same ideas. I am a horticulture student at Solano College and have been recommended for an internship. I would be planning a vegetable garden with Foster youth at youth homes in Contra Costa. Look forward to learning everything I can. Thanks for the inspirational talk. Best Wishes! Janeen Thomas, Benicia, CA
Betsy Smith - Hi Rosalind,
Some years ago I won second prize in a chili contest with your recipe for Vegetarian
Chili. I’d like to make it again this Friday for my 75th birthday party-there are over
half a dozen vegetarian guests and I know it would be a great hit. Which book of yours is the recipe in? I’ll try and get it from the Patchogue Library.
All the best,
Betsy Smith
j. lichtig - Hi,
Enjoyed looking at your “Edible Landscapes”. Do you have any programs in Balto or at Brookside this summer? I’m really into gardening here in Balt.
Thanks,
Judy Lichtig
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