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| Event Calendar |
Event: Garden Tour
Place: Field trip to Mark Steele’s house (Members only, please!)
Mark Steele is a CSUN professor of Marine Biology and a longtime member of CRFG and our chapter.
In 2012, his “banana obsession” brought him to CRFG, and his other obsession with figs kept him here.
(He sometimes calls himself a “fig nerd.”)
Mark will be welcoming us to his home orchard, where he’ll show us the many fruits he grows. Members only PLEASE!
Place: Field trip to Mark Steele’s house (Members only, please!)
Mark Steele is a CSUN professor of Marine Biology and a longtime member of CRFG and our chapter.
In 2012, his “banana obsession” brought him to CRFG, and his other obsession with figs kept him here.
(He sometimes calls himself a “fig nerd.”)
Mark will be welcoming us to his home orchard, where he’ll show us the many fruits he grows. Members only PLEASE!
Saturday, July 27th, 2024 10:00 am.
Save the dates!
CALENDAR FOR LA CHAPTER 2024
September 28 To be announced
October 26 To be announced
November 23 To be announced
December 7 Holiday Party
CALENDAR FOR LA CHAPTER 2024
September 28 To be announced
October 26 To be announced
November 23 To be announced
December 7 Holiday Party
Saturday, August 24th, 2024 10:00 am.
Event: Garden Tour
Place: Field Trip to Jose Ramirez’ house (Members only, please!)
Jose is a man of many talents: He is an elementary school teacher, artist, illustrator, and residential orchardist.
He transformed a weedy patch of land into a low-water, fruit-filled paradise in the heart of Los Angeles.
In a densely built residential neighborhood, he’s crowded more than 250 fruit trees along winding paths;
multiple varieties of pluots, apricots, nectarines, apples, citrus and avocados are planted so close that their branches intertwine.
We will be touring his lush “food forest” to see how he does it. Members only PLEASE!
Place: Field Trip to Jose Ramirez’ house (Members only, please!)
Jose is a man of many talents: He is an elementary school teacher, artist, illustrator, and residential orchardist.
He transformed a weedy patch of land into a low-water, fruit-filled paradise in the heart of Los Angeles.
In a densely built residential neighborhood, he’s crowded more than 250 fruit trees along winding paths;
multiple varieties of pluots, apricots, nectarines, apples, citrus and avocados are planted so close that their branches intertwine.
We will be touring his lush “food forest” to see how he does it. Members only PLEASE!