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The San Diego Roots 2012
Kitchen Garden Almanac

Written and produced by San Diego Gardeners for San Diego Gardeners!

Unlike all other almanacs out there that tell us how to grow food in a wide range of environments where we don't live, The San Diego Roots 2012 Kitchen Garden Almanac is chock-full of organic gardening tips just for the San Diego and Southern California urban gardener!

Assembled by the garden-savvy SD Roots, Wild Willow Farmers and the Victory Gardens San Diego teams, you'll find useful information for every season -- which in San Diego means just two: warm season and cool season (with a smidgen in between).

Inside you'll find:

Date Book
What, when and where to plant
Warm- and cool-season garden planning
Weather and Climate information
How to have fun with worms
Permaculture in San Diego
How and when to prune your fruit trees
Photos, poetry, art and garden wisdom
Delicious seasonal recipes
How to connect with other area gardeners
Companion planting and attracting beneficial insects
Natural Pest Control
And much more!

Proceeds from the sale of the almanac support San Diego Roots educational programs such as Wild Willow Farm & Education Center, allowing us to expand our ability to teach everyone about their food, where it comes from, and how to grow it.

With the overwhelming success of our first-edition Almanac, we plan a bigger, better edition for 2013, and will print up many more!

Because these were in such high demand, we want to help other non-profits, schools and gardening groups to raise money by offering them wholesale rates. If your group is interested in being a distributor, contact us at .

If you would like to write a gardening article with a San Diego theme, have a poem or photograph to share, a favorite recipe using seasonal, local ingredients, or like to doodle around garden-related themes, please let us know! Deadline for content submission is June 30, 2012. If you've got questions or would like to make a submission, please send it to .