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Talk: Homegrown Herbs Made Easy

Sunday, 3/10/2024
2:00 - 3:30
Mission Bay Program Room
Mission Bay
Address

960 4th Street
San Francisco, CA 94158
United States

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 Learn the basics of growing and enjoying herbs in your home garden.  We’ll talk about herbs throughout history, in the wild, as pollinator plants, in the landscape, and in the kitchen. Selected herbs will be highlighted and discussed in depth. Plus we’ll share tips on cultivation, propagation, storage methods, preparation, and preservation.


Shilpa Thanawala is a San Carlos-based UC Master Gardener, Shilpa enjoys growing herbs, fruit, and vegetables to use for cooking and baking. Her small home garden contains more than 30 varieties of fruit trees, canes, and shrubs, a large herb garden, plants to support pollinators and beneficial insects, and California natives. She grows new and uncommon varieties from seed whenever possible and is always excited to share experiences and plants with both new and expert gardeners. Her current focus as a Master Gardener is in the areas of soil health and climate protection.


Cultivate your green thumb.


This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.


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