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Join us at the Garden Pool for this special FREE class about the amazing Moringa plant.
The Moringa plant (Moringa Oleifera) is the most nutritious food we grow at the Garden Pool. It is a real miracle plant! It is one of the fastest growing plants around, drought tolerant, and is a complete nutrition.
Moringa trees are easy to grow and adapt well to many climates. Can be grown in sun or partial shade, container grown on a patio or green house, and even indoors by a sunny warm window. In the landscape they can grow to about 30 feet tall, but can be pruned to any shape or size. Outdoor in zone 9 or higher.
The class will focus on three parts:

This class will be taught by both Dennis and Danielle McClung of Garden Pool. We will have plenty of organically grown Moringa plants and seeds available for those who want to start growing their own Moringa plants! Please RSVP to attend as space is limited. We will also be introducing our new indoor GP classroom!
Here is the class for those who missed it: http://gardenpool.org/recipes/h...![]()
December 16
Great class on the Moringa plant today. Thanks for the tasty food too!
1 · December 15
What a great class! Thanks to all who made it out despite the drizzle and cold. I appreciate the great questions and class participation!
December 15
Of course after all of that our children woke needing us today. I appreciate shifting around to fit us I will make it down soon. 2 toddlers you never know. Happy Holidays!
December 15
I am going to view this class online. I have morenga in my aquaponic grow-bed and in soil. 3 are over 8' high with seed pods.. but I do not know what I am doing. I want learn more.
December 14
Hi Dennis, how much are you selling the seeds and the plants for? I would like to come prepared. :-) Thanks!
1 · December 14
It looks like it is going to be a popular class. We just added more room on the RSVP list to accommodate the demand. We will also have plenty of moringa seeds and plants available for those who are interested. The proceeds from the moringa sales are going toward the Haiti project.
December 10
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