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President’s Message  

I’ve been busy preparing and planting our winter garden. I was able to plant all my raised beds, except for one, before this heat wave hit us. Most everything I have planted has popped up and I hope to get my last bed planted in the next few days. Then I can look forward to harvesting our crops in a month or so. If you haven’t planted your winter garden yet, with our current weather, you may still be able to plant one, but you will need to get it planted very soon!

Our Saturday propagating program is moving along, and we will be doing cuttings every Saturday thru November 21, so come out and enjoy a few hours with a great group of gardeners and help propagate plants for our sale. I hope to see you on Saturday between 10:00 AM and noon.

Bob Selders

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Our next regular meeting is Monday, October 26th, 2026, 7:30pm at the Brentwood Community Methodist Church, 809 Second Street, Brentwood, CA

The public is welcome to attend. Our Program will be:

MICROGREENS 

Johnny Vilalo 

of SHE URBAN FARMS

This month we are SO excited to introduce Johnny Vilalo from SHE urban farms. A local at our own Brentwood Farmers Market on Saturday mornings! He will be speaking to us about Microgreens, what they are, their many benefits to our health, and how he grows them. He feels these are the green super foods of the future!

SHE URBAN FARMS is a woman-owned company with over 20 years of horticultural expertise and 27 years in the healthcare industry. Bringing a lifetime of experience in caring for people and plants and they have always believed in doing things the old-fashioned way: “With pride and with our hands”. Handcrafted Quality: Every tray is sown, watered, harvested, and packaged by hand. All-Natural and Safe: All microgreens are grown without pesticides or toxic fertilizers. Thriving Results: Focused on root health because when the roots thrive, your plants thrive, and so do you. Their Mission Statement is: “To end “Health Privilege”  by providing wellness that can be accessible to everyone.

He will have some products for sale if you’re interested.

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