One of my favorite ways to grow is over winter, under season extension. My favorite veggies that can handle the cold are spinach, kale, bok choi, and believe it or not, cilantro!
Check out this recorded webinar class on Growing Over Winter to help get you started.
Container gardening is one of my most popular classes. You need only a little bit of sunny space to fit in a container and you can grow a surprising amount of veggies in a large one. Check out this video class on container gardening that discusses the four things you need to know to grow container veggies. (and herbs, and flowers, and fruit!)
October is a fine time to be in the garden. Less bugs, less heat, but still some good sunshine, rain, and decent planting windows. Make sure to keep your garden planted either in fresh veggies or by starting your over-wintered cover crop.
I like to say that Ohio is a four season growing environment. I grow and harvest every month of the year including January and February. I recently did a class on Growing Over Winter and many asked if I had a recording of that to view. You are in luck. Check out the Growing Over Winter webinar below.
There is still plenty of time to get seeds in the ground so that you can enjoy some fresh veggies all year long.
The Urban Gardening Grant RFP is open. This is a chance to get some funding to support your garden. Make sure to read the application information carefully.
Grant applications are due by Friday October 29th, 2021
For more information on the grant check out the Columbus Foundation website.
June 21-27 is National Pollinator Week. In honor of pollinators I am sharing this video I made from back in my time in Hocking County. Only three minutes, it contains some of my favorite imagery from my time in Extension.
Sorry for the short notice but you are invited to an in person container garden class at the Hildreth Community Garden this Thursday May 20th @ 6pm.
The James Mobile Educational Kitchen Team will be serving up some healthy snacks as well.
Location: 1201 E. Hildreth Avenue on the near East side.
Great Weather! Community Gardening! Snacks! No charge, bring your friends and your questions.
There will be a free Backyard Poultry Production Virtual Clinic held in partnership with the Harrison/Jefferson Co. Extension ANR and 4H programs on Tuesday May 25th @ 6:30 pm. The clinic is geared towards youth but youth of all ages are invited. The class is free but registration is required so check out the registration link below and bring your friends and your questions.
For questions contact Erika Lyon.194@osu.edu or Angie Allison.325@osu.edu
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When: May 25, 2021 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Backyard Poultry Production
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Franklin County has a large and diverse population and at Extension we strive to serve all Ohioans. Big thanks for the translation assist from my OSU Extension Franklin County colleague, Nora Hesse. We will be translating more videos to engage more of our central Ohio client-residents.
El maíz dulce es delicioso y crece muy bien en Ohio. Se planta a mediados o finales de mayo, y se cosecha a finales del verano o principios del otoño. Asar a la parrilla es una manera fácil de preparar maíz dulce que maximiza su sabor. Aprenda a cultivar, cosechar y preparar maíz dulce con este video divertido y atractivo creado por OSU Extension Franklin County.