Tree, Seed & Veggie Giveaway 
Saturday, April 5
Richmond Greenway @ Harbour Way (between Chanslor & Ohio)
10:00 until supplies last!
Self Sustaining Communities and Barry Dugar Transitional Homes are providing fruit trees, garden seed packets and vegetable starts to all Richmond residents free of charge.

Tom Burchell of Burchell Nursery will also be on hand to distribute trees and provide tips on proper planting and care for the trees. Preference will be given to low-income residents and those in need.

For more information, contact:
Linda Schneider, linda@self-sustainingcommunities.org
Barry Dugar, (707)774-9715


The Great Tomato Plant Sale - West County Premiere
Saturday, April 12, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Adams Crest Urban Farm, 5000 Patterson Circle, Richmond 

Contra Costa Master Gardeners and Urban Tilth are sponsoring this sale and Q&A opportunity. Don't miss this great, local food event!

• 40+ varietes of heirloom tamato plants (and other veggies too)
• All plants $3.00 each (cash or check only)
• All your questions will be answered (free!) by UC Master Gardeners

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