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# What is a garden?
 
# What is a garden?
# Planning your garden
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# Designing your garden
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# Some science for the gardener (photosynthesis, fertilizers)
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# Garden tools
 
# Preparing the soil
 
# Preparing the soil
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# Good crops for the beginning gardener
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# Your own garden calendar
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# The greenhouse
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# Organizing your seeds
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# Fertilizing the soil
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# Weeding
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# Soil management
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# Crop rotation
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# Harvesting crops
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# Conserving your harvest
  
 
== Structure of each section ==
 
== Structure of each section ==

Revision as of 07:39, 26 May 2012

On this page i am preparing the materials for the Gardening Seminar:Start your own garden - John Eagles

Working on the structure of the seminar

(Notes to myself, JE)
  • Make a logical structure for the seminar, from start to end, divide in sections.
  • Write new texts to introduce each new section.
  • Refer to already existing pages about gardening topics for further study of a section.
  • Don't forget to include podcasts, already existing or new-to-be-made.
  • Find external content, older gardening books, videos, images etc.
  • How to promote on Facebook?
  • Organize to allow comments by students and readers. For this, comments on ERW/FB should be enabled. C & Y are working on this.

Sections of the seminar

Still preliminary
  1. What is a garden?
  2. Designing your garden
  3. Some science for the gardener (photosynthesis, fertilizers)
  4. Garden tools
  5. Preparing the soil
  6. Good crops for the beginning gardener
  7. Your own garden calendar
  8. The greenhouse
  9. Organizing your seeds
  10. Fertilizing the soil
  11. Weeding
  12. Soil management
  13. Crop rotation
  14. Harvesting crops
  15. Conserving your harvest

Structure of each section

Make a separate page for each section so comments can be added just for that section.
  1. Introductory text
  2. Assignments
  3. Further reading
  4. What you should remember
  5. Optional: images, videos, podcasts -- internal (on ERW) and/or external (elsewhere on the web)
  6. Comments

Pages and topics on ERW that relate to this seminar

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New fragments, possibly to be included in the seminar

  • a

See also

References


Comments

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