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SUMMARY:SLCCHC Garden Tour: Fruit Production & Transitioning to Native Plants on a Village Property
DESCRIPTION:SLCCHC Garden Tour: Fruit Production & Transitioning to Native Plants on a Village Property\n\n\n\nJoin Rose Rivezzi in Potsdam to learn about the evolution of neglected human spaces into thriving natural grounds that support fruit cultivation\, including currants\, raspberries\, pears\, apples\, plums\, cherries\, a northern hardy kiwi\, and grapes.\n\n\n\nRose will chronicle her journey over the last 18 years to transform two condemned properties and her experiences transitioning to edibles and native plants.\n\n\n\nAlthough no special clothing is required\, we do encourage participants to dress appropriately for outdoor activities and to wear sunscreen. Bringing a water bottle to stay hydrated is also recommended.\n\n\n\nAbout Rose: Rose Rivezzi came to Potsdam in 1976 as a student at SUNY and has never left. First she became a teacher\, and now she owns & operates Big Spoon Kitchen with her son. Rose has always had small gardens\, but has taken her love of plants and gardening to another level over the past 2 decades.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<span style="color:#A52A2A\;"><span style="font-size:22px\;">SLCCHC Garden Tour: Fruit Production &amp\; Transitioning to Native Plants on a Village Property</span></span><br />\n<br />\nJoin Rose Rivezzi in Potsdam to learn about the evolution of neglected human spaces into thriving natural grounds that support fruit cultivation\, including currants\, raspberries\, pears\, apples\, plums\, cherries\, a northern hardy kiwi\, and grapes.<br />\n<br />\nRose will chronicle her journey over the last 18 years to transform two condemned properties and her experiences transitioning to edibles and native plants.<br />\n<br />\nAlthough no special clothing is required\, we do encourage participants to dress appropriately for outdoor activities and to wear sunscreen. Bringing a water bottle to stay hydrated is also recommended.<br />\n<br />\nAbout Rose: Rose Rivezzi came to Potsdam in 1976 as a student at SUNY and has never left. First she became a teacher\, and now she owns &amp\; operates Big Spoon Kitchen with her son. Rose has always had small gardens\, but has taken her love of plants and gardening to another level over the past 2 decades.
LOCATION:Potsdam\, NY 13676 Rose's address will be provided during registration.
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DTSTAMP:20260803T183154Z
URL:https://business.visitstlc.com/events/details/slcchc-garden-tour-fruit-production-transitioning-to-native-plants-on-a-village-property-20910
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