Five-Part Vegetable Gardening Series - Part Three - Planting - Companions and Interplanting, Succession Planting and Crop Rotation

Growing your own herbs and vegetables is not only possible but very rewarding - emotionally, financially and nutritionally. Join us for this exciting 5-part series, which will get you started and teach you where to find the reliable information you need to be successful. Part 3 of 5: The series continues with design principles for getting the most out of the space and growing time you have to insure a productive season. Things to consider include annuals vs. perennials, heirlooms vs. hybrids, all the topics in the title, and the importance of compost and mulch. New Content for 2022: The Power of Square Foot Gardening.

Each session will be led by a Master Gardener volunteer from the Nassau County Cornell Cooperative Extension, and is co-sponsored by Plant-A-Row for the Hungry Port Washington. This program series is appropriate for people at all knowledge levels. Every session has time for Q & A. These programs will not be recorded.

Please note registration is required for those wishing to attend this virtual series on Zoom. You can register once and can attend any of the meetings.

[CLICK HERE](https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYrde-urzMvHtHmjx90inXFJ5luMi…) to register for this virtual Zoom event.