Our planting tutorial and “Kitchen Garden” distribution, organised by Nixon, went extremely well. He gave an excellent presentation and distributed a majority of the 8,000 Bell Pepper plants that have been growing in the Nursery aside our Maya Nut trees. Amongst those at the tutorial were representatives from numerous community organisations including; GPLA and Fondase. Enjoy the benefits of Kitchen Gardens!
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Ali says:
September 9, 2013 at 3:41 pm -
Wow, these Bell Pepper plants came up quickly! Great to see they are being distributed already 🙂 I wonder what will replace them in the nursery?