Heirloom Garden Show, Aug. 11-12, Top Garden Speakers!

Mansfield, MO(Zone 6b)

Hi!
Here is the info about our show, PLEASE BRING SOME PRODUCE...
hope to see ya'all then,
thanks, Jere




HEIRLOOM GARDEN SHOW- VINE CROP CONFERENCE & VEGETABLE FAIR!
Come to our 3nd annual Show! Mansfield Missouri, August 11 & 12, (Sun. & Mon) 2002. 10 am- 6 pm/both days! Free Admission!
Come hear "TOP" Garden Speakers-

like Kent Whealy, President of "Seed Savers Exchange" in Decorah IA. and an international garden speaker. He is the man behind the now popular seed saving movement.

Glenn Drowns , Founder of the "Sand Hill Preservation Center" in Calamus, IA. An authority on the cucurbit family (squash, melons, etc) Glenn is responsible for saving hundreds of the old-time varieties. He is also a expert on hand pollinating and rare poultry preservation.

Dr. Amy Goldman, Vice President of the Seed Savers Exchange, has been featured on a number of television programs, including Martha Stewart Living, NBC’s B. Smith With Style and Weekend Today, HGTV’s Way to Grow,PBS’s The Perennial Gardener and many magazines. Check our her melon site! AGOLDTHUMB.COM She is an heirloom vegetable expert whose specialty is in melons. Look for her stunning new melon book listed in our catalog.

Darrell Merrell, An heirloom tomato plant and garlic grower, is the founder of the popular "Garlic is Life" Festival in Tulsa, (www.garlicislife.com) and is a top expert on garlic. Always a very popular speaker at our show!

Dr. Jeff Nekola A top expert on heirloom peppers and tomatoes, he is a superb speaker and his slide show and speech was highly popular last spring at our Fest. He has also developed exciting new methods to cage varieties, (to keep seed pure.) A good friend of ours and a professer at the U/WI-Greenbay. Check out Dr. Jeff's Heirloom archive!


Janet Bachman NCAT's Agriculture Specialist, involved with small farm horticultural crop production, value-added processing, and marketing. Has also sent 8 years working for Rodale and is an expert on Oriental Vegetable growing. Check our the ATTRA (NCAT) SITE!.

AND MORE SPEAKERS!!!

The subject of this years show is vine crops. You will learn history, seed saving, growing, breeding, cooking, hand pollinating, marketing, pest control and much more for many vine crops (like melons, squash, gourds, cucumbers and tomatoes). Plus other topics like garlic, gene-altered food, organics and much more! This spring we had over 1000 people from 11 states and Japan at Our Spring Heirloom Garden Festival! The speakers were superb! Plants, seeds, garden crafts and books all sold very well. This year we will again have many vendors selling, produce, plants, tools, books, garlic, honey, soap and many other natural products! If you would like to set up a booth, just give us a call.

VEGETABLE FAIR! Come see hundreds of varieities of heirloom vegetables. This year we will again have the popular Giant Tomato Contest, and we're offering a $100 Gift Certificate for largest tomato! We are also offering prizes for all types of heirloom produce. Bring any heirloom produce to display! We want to thank every one for coming, and for all the help in many ways. See Ya'll again this year! The Show will be held at our Baker Creek Store. VENDERS WELCOME! (There will be some food for sale) FOR INFO CALL 417-924-8917 (RV & Tent camping available, no hookups.) WWW.RARESEEDS.COM

Hotels
Mansfield: (5 miles)
Little House Inn(417)924-3531
Mountain Grove (20 miles)
Best Western (417)926-3152
Days Inn (417)926-5555
Seymour (18 miles)
Super 8 (417)935-9888

Directions:
From Mansfield Missouri take Hwy 5 north 1.5 miles to London Road. Turn left on London road for 3.5 miles to Baker Creek Road. Turn left on Baker Creek Road for 0.5 miles to reach the festival. Watch for Garden Show signs.

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