Home Scouts Class (June 23) Sustainable home + garden design, mapping, holistic visioning
Class theme: Sustainable home + garden design, mapping, holistic visioning
@ The Duvall Food Forest
26524 NE Cherry Valley Rd. Duvall, WA 98019
with special guest teacher Jeffrey Davis
As our final class in the Spring Home Scouts series, this class is all about mapping out sustainable home and garden design and visioning for a holistic future for our lives and communities.
Are you curious about designing your home with ecological garden design principles in mind? Jeff will go over basic design principles for garden design around the home for food and medicinal use, pest control, native ecological habitat, and overall tips for aligning your vision with a well-planned map and intentional home design.
** This class is really special because we have the opportunity to help create a garden plan for Holy Innocents Catholic Church (next door to the food forest and Dougherty Historical Farmstead) to help them produce more food for their food pantry! Be a part of a community effort and feed local residents AND get hands-on experience designing a garden with food production and permaculture principles in mind! More info to come. **
More about our special guest Jeffrey Davis:
Jeff Davis is one of the founders of the Duvall Food Forest. His determination and vision for a healthier Duvall is why our beautiful town has been blessed with the food forest, right next to the dog park and historical farmstead and cemetery. He’s joining Home Scouts to
Please bring:
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty
A chair or blanket to sit on (optional if you prefer the picnic tables and stumps around the firepit)
Snacks to roast over the fire
A tea cup or thermos
Any resources related to the topic you’d like to share
Learn about the Food Forest: https://www.theduvallfoodforest.org/
Follow the Duvall Food Forest on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theduvallfoodforest/
Full schedule: homeformyhumanity.com/homescouts
Class theme: Sustainable home + garden design, mapping, holistic visioning
@ The Duvall Food Forest
26524 NE Cherry Valley Rd. Duvall, WA 98019
with special guest teacher Jeffrey Davis
As our final class in the Spring Home Scouts series, this class is all about mapping out sustainable home and garden design and visioning for a holistic future for our lives and communities.
Are you curious about designing your home with ecological garden design principles in mind? Jeff will go over basic design principles for garden design around the home for food and medicinal use, pest control, native ecological habitat, and overall tips for aligning your vision with a well-planned map and intentional home design.
** This class is really special because we have the opportunity to help create a garden plan for Holy Innocents Catholic Church (next door to the food forest and Dougherty Historical Farmstead) to help them produce more food for their food pantry! Be a part of a community effort and feed local residents AND get hands-on experience designing a garden with food production and permaculture principles in mind! More info to come. **
More about our special guest Jeffrey Davis:
Jeff Davis is one of the founders of the Duvall Food Forest. His determination and vision for a healthier Duvall is why our beautiful town has been blessed with the food forest, right next to the dog park and historical farmstead and cemetery. He’s joining Home Scouts to
Please bring:
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty
A chair or blanket to sit on (optional if you prefer the picnic tables and stumps around the firepit)
Snacks to roast over the fire
A tea cup or thermos
Any resources related to the topic you’d like to share
Learn about the Food Forest: https://www.theduvallfoodforest.org/
Follow the Duvall Food Forest on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theduvallfoodforest/
Full schedule: homeformyhumanity.com/homescouts
Class theme: Sustainable home + garden design, mapping, holistic visioning
@ The Duvall Food Forest
26524 NE Cherry Valley Rd. Duvall, WA 98019
with special guest teacher Jeffrey Davis
As our final class in the Spring Home Scouts series, this class is all about mapping out sustainable home and garden design and visioning for a holistic future for our lives and communities.
Are you curious about designing your home with ecological garden design principles in mind? Jeff will go over basic design principles for garden design around the home for food and medicinal use, pest control, native ecological habitat, and overall tips for aligning your vision with a well-planned map and intentional home design.
** This class is really special because we have the opportunity to help create a garden plan for Holy Innocents Catholic Church (next door to the food forest and Dougherty Historical Farmstead) to help them produce more food for their food pantry! Be a part of a community effort and feed local residents AND get hands-on experience designing a garden with food production and permaculture principles in mind! More info to come. **
More about our special guest Jeffrey Davis:
Jeff Davis is one of the founders of the Duvall Food Forest. His determination and vision for a healthier Duvall is why our beautiful town has been blessed with the food forest, right next to the dog park and historical farmstead and cemetery. He’s joining Home Scouts to
Please bring:
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty
A chair or blanket to sit on (optional if you prefer the picnic tables and stumps around the firepit)
Snacks to roast over the fire
A tea cup or thermos
Any resources related to the topic you’d like to share
Learn about the Food Forest: https://www.theduvallfoodforest.org/
Follow the Duvall Food Forest on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theduvallfoodforest/
Full schedule: homeformyhumanity.com/homescouts