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Introducing Greensgrow University: A Degree of Common Sense!

(3/10/2010)

Last year so many of you joined us for our sustainability series - a pastiche of workshops (canning, putting your garden to bed), lectures (The Future of Bio Diesel)  and hands on building projects (hightunnels, worm composting) designed to keep our "growing" audience informed and use our space in a casual,  informal yet educational way. 

We were happy to host and hope that those of you who attended walked away with a little nugget of knowledge you may not have had before ...or maybe a composting box full of worms.

We believe that sharing what we know with our neighbors is an important way for us to give back to the community that has embraced us and our sometimes wacky ways.  This winter we decided to take it to the next step and have created Greensgrow University.



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