At the end of the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, Master gardener Julie Grim, takes the time to assist community member Hidemi Nishibayashi in understanding the charts provided in the viewer handouts. The handouts provided during the presentation gave the community members information regarding when to plant certain vegetables and plants.

While listening to the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, community member MK Werner takes notes on important information that she believes will be helpful to know for her home garden. The community members attending the presentation will also be provided with a full online copy of the presentation the following day.

Throughout the Organic Gardening presentation, Compost and Landscaping Education coordinator, Erin Hoffer, speaks in the middle of the room to give extra information that the Master gardeners have left out from the presentation.

Guest Contributor Faith Brocke discusses her opinions on the beauty of writing.

Master gardener, Julie Grim, speaks to the community members about tips for developing a successful garden, such as being prepared when shopping for vegetables, being patient with gardening, learning from mistakes and performing regular maintenance throughout the garden.

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The last speaker of the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, Master Gardener, Rebecca Brady, gives the community members tips on the ideal ways to water their home gardens to achieve maximum results.

The Environmental Education Center in plano hosed the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation that gives residence living in the Plano area a chance to learn new ways on maintain a healthy and environmental friendly garden. Not far from the building is a community garden that Master gardeners work to grow vegetables for food donation.

As the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation begins, Master Gardener, Mimi Serrao, starts off the presentation by giving the community members information on the ideal times to water plants during each different season.

The Students for Environmental Action Club have been working on making sleeping mats to donate to homeless individuals. “This project involves both social justice and welfare with environmental problems,” junior Lauren Maher said.

Community members from around the Plano area come together at the Environmental Education Center to attend the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation. Three Master gardeners share their first hand experiences on maintaining an organic garden along with helpful tips on how the viewers can improve their home gardens.

At the end of the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, community member Larry Witkowski, speaks with presentation leader Erin Hoffer about upcoming gardening events and classes.

Before finding a seat for the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, community member Kay Branigar, signs in at the visitor table by marking her name with a highlighter. After signing in, community members are provided with a couple informational handouts.

As the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation comes to an end, viewers take the chance to ask the Master gardeners a few of their questions regarding the presentation. The Master gardeners use their knowledge and background on gardening to answer the questions to the best of their abilities.