What’s That in Your Garden? June Veg Club Reveals the Answer

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Written By Sarah Lane

The Northwest is a great place to grow food, especially if you know what to do about our region’s pests and diseases. Arm yourself to recognize and thwart them at the June 4 Veg Club session. Whether you’re a beginner, experienced, or just new to the Northwest, you’re welcome at Veg Club, where we all become better growers. It’s always free and open to all.

FYI: This month’s model is a cabbage looper.

The session happens Tuesday, June 4, 6:30 pm, on Zoom at https://krl.zoom.us/j/85709916119.

Join the reminders and news list by emailing Carol@hawkapp.com.

Watch previous classes here.

Here are upcoming Veg Club sessions:

  • July: Plant Now to Eat from Your Garden All Fall & Winter

  • Aug.: Grow Tree Fruit in a Small or Large Yard: Fabulous In-Person Field Trip

  • Sept.: Easily Store Your Harvest to Eat all Winter

  • Oct.: Composting at Bainbridge Library Garden

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