Dear GIYers
Hope you are all well and enjoying the final harvest from your gardens. Make sure to take care over the next 24 hours with Ophelia passing over the country!
We have our regular GIY meeting this Thursday, 19th October 6:30-7:30pm at Raheny Library.
Amongst other things we can discuss preparing the garden for the winter as well as what plants you can sow during this time.
Let me know if you have any other suggestions or items to share
Hope to see lots of you at the meeting on Thursday
John
Clontarf GIY
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Clontarf GIY are delighted to welcome expert organic gardener, Klaus Laitenberger to give a talk this March!
'Growing Fruit and Vegetables in Your Garden'
A talk by Klaus Laitenberger
Growing your own food is a fun, educational and healthy activity for all the family. Learn an appreciation of nature, the magic of soil and the skills of being productive in even the smallest spaces – all you need is a window sill or even an indoor pot to get started!
This talk is suitable for those new to growing as well as those with more experience who want to learn more from an expert in the field.
Klaus Laitenberger is one of Ireland’s and Europe’s most respected vegetable growing horticulturists, where he is renowned for his expertise in soil management and organic gardening. He has published 3 best selling books on vegetable growing and polytunnel/greenhouse gardening and publishes an excellent monthly newsletter (greenvegetableseeds.com). He is a brilliant speaker and educator and not to be missed on this special trip to Dublin.
Date: Saturday 25th March (6.30-8pm)
Venue: Belgrove Boys National School Hall, Seafield Road, Clontarf, Dublin
Cost: €5
Places are limited, register your attendance in advance by emailing [email protected]
