Enhancing Your Spring Garden with Permaculture Techniques
a workshop presented by Marisha Auerbach and Rick Valley

Saturday, April 19:
The Kelly House: 3725 36th Loop NW, Olympia
10 am - 5 pm, potluck lunch
$50-$40 sliding scale

Sunday, April 20:
The Dolstad Family Farm: 12108 SW 148th, Vashon Island
10 am - 5 pm, brown bag lunch
$50-$40 sliding scale

Permaculture is a design system that aids us in identifying our
resources and needs to create abundant landscapes. This
workshop will feature several techniques to create no dig garden
beds using waste resources. We will highlight simple ways to
increase nutrient availability in your garden as well as methods
for minimizing water usage. This workshop will feature several
underutilized specialty food crops to diverisify one's locally
grown diet. Handouts and links to further resources will be
provided. Please join us.

Rick Valley is Lost Valley Educational Center's land steward, a Permaculture
teacher in the Northwest & British Columbia since 1987.
A graduate of the Evergreen State College, Marisha Auerbach has been studying,
practicing, and teaching permaculture in Western Washington for over ten years
with particular emphasis on local economics and perennial forage systems for
local foodsheds.

For more information contact Marisha Auerbach (360) 943-5262 or queenbee@herbnwisdon.com

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