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tools. The abrasive sand effortlessly<\/p>\n
that your hose bib is off<\/p>\n
before leaving your garden<\/p>\n
sharpens tools simply by pulling them<\/p>\n
&<\/p>\n
out and replacing them in the pot. The oil<\/p>\n
plot and remind your<\/p>\n
plot partners<\/p>\n
keeps them well-lubricated and cleans<\/p>\n
them for your next use<\/p>\n
Water overuse has a direct<\/p>\n
\u00a9<\/p>\n
impact on the entire<\/p>\n
Village, as all residents<\/p>\n
share in water costs. Please<\/p>\n
of<\/p>\n
Alternative Watering<\/p>\n
do your part to save and<\/p>\n
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During Hot Weather<\/p>\n
keep our water costs low<\/p>\n
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If your plants are drying quickly,<\/p>\n
fill a plastic bottle with water,<\/p>\n
poe<\/p>\n
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poke several holes into it<\/p>\n
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and bury it beside your plant<\/p>\n
to directly water the roots<\/p>\n
protecting the foliage from<\/p>\n
og,<\/p>\n
burns and keeping the thirsty<\/p>\n
plant quenched. Be sure to<\/p>\n
=<\/p>\n
match the size of the bottle with<\/p>\n
the plant to avoid overwatering<\/p>\n
GARDEN CENTER 1 23742 MOULTON PARKWAY GARDEN CENTER 2 23102 VIA CAMPO VERDE<\/p>\n
OPEN DAILY SUNUP – SUNDOWN OFFICE HOURS 8 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. TUE – SAT<\/p>\n
CONTACT 949-268-2387\/KRISTY.SAKAL@VMSINC.ORG
\nVegepods Are Here<\/p>\n
WEED<\/p>\n
CONTROL<\/p>\n
In case you missed the announcement, garden<\/p>\n
Keeping the path<\/p>\n
center staff is pleased to offer Vegepods\u2014raised<\/p>\n
around your plot<\/p>\n
planting beds designed for those who wish to<\/p>\n
clear of weeds and<\/p>\n
=<\/p>\n
plants may seem<\/p>\n
continue their hobby but experience difficulty<\/p>\n
like a small thing,<\/p>\n
bending down and\/or kneeling, planting, weeding,<\/p>\n
but it plays a big<\/p>\n
picking fruits or vegetables, and performing other<\/p>\n
role in safety while<\/p>\n
gardening tasks.<\/p>\n
walking the paths<\/p>\n
and in the overall<\/p>\n
Vegepods will be located at Garden Center 2. Pods will be filled with healthy soil,<\/p>\n
aesthetics of the<\/p>\n
garden centers.<\/p>\n
and users will have access to a water source. The remaining maintenance will be<\/p>\n
As a friendly<\/p>\n
the responsibility of the resident gardener. The cost to rent a Vegepod is $50 per<\/p>\n
reminder, all plot<\/p>\n
year. As with traditional plots, partner gardeners must be listed on the member\u2019s<\/p>\n
holders must<\/p>\n
permit. Residents who transition to Vegepods must relinquish their current plot.<\/p>\n
keep the path(s)<\/p>\n
adjacent to their<\/p>\n
Please email gardencenters@vmsinc.org if you are interested in transitioning from<\/p>\n
plot clear of weeds<\/p>\n
and\/or plants.<\/p>\n
your current plot to a Vegepod. Priority will be given to residents who have been at<\/p>\n
the gardens the longest if the number of requests exceeds the number of pods.<\/p>\n
A MESSAGE From TOM McCRAY<\/p>\n
As we do our garden center walk-throughs, staff can\u2019t help but notice how many beautiful plots<\/p>\n
there are at both garden areas. The summer harvest looks like it has been a bountiful one.<\/p>\n
I would like to extend a hearty thank you to those of you who shared your garden\u2019s goodness<\/p>\n
for the recent farmers market event and helped to make it a tremendous success. Your efforts<\/p>\n
helped raise $2,200 for the Florence Sylvester Senior Center Meals on Wheels program.<\/p>\n
Also, I’d like to provide a few reminders. Please remember that if you have a space in either a<\/p>\n
garden or tree plot, you are expected to aesthetically maintain your garden to keep the overall<\/p>\n
environment an enjoyable one for all. Many who were behind in gardening have restored their<\/p>\n
gardens, but some work remains. If you are planning on keeping your plot, please keep itin a<\/p>\n
state that fits with the overall beauty of the centers. Please contact Kristy Sakal at the garden<\/p>\n
center office at 949-268-2387 if you have any questions.<\/p>\n
Check Out<\/p>\n
Growing With Nature<\/p>\n
How to Create Habitat Features for Pest Control<\/p>\n
These Podcasts! nitps:pbitly\/amrsraz<\/p>\n
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