Despite a frosty start the CACG Wattle Fest 2015 was a huge success!
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| Me removing brittle the 3 year old arch |
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| Arch down. New materials arrive. |
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| Ariana and Josh building a wattle panel |
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| Core Protagonists |
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| Gathering for lunch |
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| Food spontaneously supplied by Irene and Tess. Thank you! |
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| Rachel and Luis |
Not quite finished this seemed like a good place to stop. Initially tied together with binder twine we will add a few more branches and finish the main joints with baler wire.
The plan is to grow beans, squash or cucumber over the structure next summer.
A warm and sincere THANK YOU to all who participated and supported us.
Meanwhile Jennifer was weeding the "Peace" raised bed.
Annual Scion Exchange - January 11th in Berkeley
Education, play and community come together in the annual Scion Exchange hosted by The Golden Gate Chapter of the California Rare Fruit Growers.
Please visit the link for details.
http://www.crfg.org/chapters/golden_gate/scionex.htm
I have not forgotten about finishing "Runoff" from the last post and will continue next time :))
Living on Earth may be expensive but it does include an annual trip around the Sun.
Happy New Year !
David
925-286-7225
davidmudgegardens@yahoo.com
Not quite finished this seemed like a good place to stop. Initially tied together with binder twine we will add a few more branches and finish the main joints with baler wire.
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