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SFG in SF Bay area
I'm new to SFG in fact all gardening, don't see much talk about SFG in SF Bay area. I'm in San Jose and in a high wind area. I would like to hear from gardners doing SFG in my area.
Mark
Mark
garden mark- Posts : 17
Join date : 2010-06-10
Location : san jose, ca.
I saw no one responded to you yet
So I will say Hi.
I live in Castro Valley, CA.
Not too far from San Jose but not that close either.
It would be great if our SF Bay Area group can get together sometime and visit each other gardens/ perhaps dinner or something.
Carolyn
I live in Castro Valley, CA.
Not too far from San Jose but not that close either.
It would be great if our SF Bay Area group can get together sometime and visit each other gardens/ perhaps dinner or something.
Carolyn
happycc- Posts : 19
Join date : 2010-07-30
Age : 52
Location : Castro Valley, CA Crow Canyon Rd.
Re: SFG in SF Bay area
happycc wrote:So I will say Hi.
I live in Castro Valley, CA.
Not too far from San Jose but not that close either.
It would be great if our SF Bay Area group can get together sometime and visit each other gardens/ perhaps dinner or something.
Carolyn
Yay! I'm in Castro Valley, and I'd love to meet with a SF Bay Area group. I just got certified to teach. I also looked into getting a booth at the SF Flower & Garden Show, but I would need other people to do it with me. This area has so much potential for SFG. How can we set something up?
Boxbuilder- Posts : 5
Join date : 2010-10-08
Location : Castro Valley, CA
Me too!
Hey, I'm new here and new to SFG. I am planning to try it starting this spring. I'm in Hayward.
nicolana111- Posts : 1
Join date : 2011-12-08
Location : Hayward, CA
Re: SFG in SF Bay area
garden mark wrote:I'm new to SFG in fact all gardening, don't see much talk about SFG in SF Bay area. I'm in San Jose and in a high wind area. I would like to hear from gardners doing SFG in my area.
Mark
I am originally from the North Bay Area (Santa Rosa and north) but didn't start SFG until moving here to South Dakota - known for big winds. I can tell you that the simple trellises that Mel describes in his book work well in High Winds! Below is a neighbor's patio table umbrella that got picked up and driven into my trellis with no damage or bending to my trellis structure. This was an all-nighter and I have no idea how long the wind was blasting against the umbrella into the trellis, but I had no bending whatsoever!
We tend to have moderate-high winds with high gusts pretty regularly. If you have sustained high winds regularly you may need to do a little reinforcing, or set trellises in a direction that they do not get the full force of the wind broadside, but I can tell you from experience that Mel knows what he is talking about with his simple trellis design!
GG
Goosegirl- Posts : 3435
Join date : 2011-02-16
Age : 59
Location : Zone 4A - NE SD
Re: SFG in SF Bay area
but this happens when a tree falls on it during a hurricane
kay
kay
A WEED IS A FLOWER GROWING IN THE WRONG PLACE
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Join date : 2010-10-17
Age : 81
Location : wilmington, nc zone 8
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