High Elevation Gardening Web Log "Blog"

See permaculture/sustainable agriculture in action! Tour the farm from 1:30 to 2:30p.m.

Buy plants for Fall planting, red worms, freshly picked Jerusalem artichokes/sunchokes, herbs, onions and garlic (20% of all sales go to Flagstaff Foodlink to help fund the Marshall School garden)

Talk to Marshall Magnet School parents about how we are getting this garden going! Sign up to help, or get inspiration and ideas for your own school garden project!

Tour 1:30-2:30pm; gates open 1-3pm.

4509 N. Mountain Meadow Drive, Flagstaff
527-0986

Come join us to see what we're doing with permaculture, indoors and out, and how you can incorporate sustainable systems to accomplish your own food production and landscaping goals. We will have Jan's Nursery plants, and farm red worms, Jerusalem artichokes, onions,
garlic and fresh and dried herbs for sale from 1-3pm. -- all are grown at the Farm without petrochemical pesticides or fertilizers, with collected rainwater and local composted materials.

You might also want to arrange a professional garden consultation by local horticulturist Jan Busco (20% of proceeds to benefit Flagstaff Foodlink for the Marshall School Garden project).

For a preview, visit our farm online at MountainMeadowFarm.org, directions to the farm are at
http://www.flagstaffpermaculture.org/VisitMountainMeadowFarm.htm).

DONATIONS REQUESTED - $5 to $1000 BENEFITING FLAGSTAFF FOODLINK/EVA MARSHALL MAGNET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
GARDEN

Jan Busco
for Mountain Meadow Farm, Flagstaff Foodlink and the Eva Marshall Magnet Elementary
School Garden Project.
527-0986/774-3584