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Garden Council Welcomes Gardeners, Home-Canners, Foodies, All Gurus of Doo Doo
The Los Aangeles Community Garden Council hosts its 5th Annual picnic/training/workshop thing today (hey, now) at the Loma Alta Park and Community Center in Altadena.
The shindig features workshops, non-profit tables and all things garden gnome. Los Angeles Times' Emily Green speaks but there's also plenty of talk and talks about home-canning, home-canning businesses and the "Guru of Doo-Doo" (hopefully it's not a combo workshop).
For our foodies the event is themed "Farm to Fork" so you may want to work on your locovore/DIY cred and spend the afternoon with the grubby gardeners.
The event has workshops all day. For more info, visit the event's web site.
Here's the hilarious Guru of Doo Doo rapping:
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