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Growing food course

Richard Clare, ediculturalist, who is teaching a ten-week evening class in how to grow food

Published on Wednesday 25 January 2012 09:40

Green fingers twitching for the start of spring?

Expert food grower Richard Clare, pictured right, of the Sheffield Organic Food Initiative is staging indoor evening classes.

A vegetarian, he grows most of what he eats all year round. Novices and experienced growers alike can learn through live demos on the 10-week Growing Food ediculture course from next Wednesday at the Central United Reformed Church, Chapel Walk. The £100 cost includes food sampling, access to a seed bank of rare and heritage varieties and a book library, Call 07771 832759 or e-mail ediculture@gmail.com to book.

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Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 01:29 PM

£100 for the course!!!! . . . .Tip, buy a book its much cheaper and use the money saved to buy seeds, pots and tools.

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