Nowhere to Grow but Up: Gardening without Land

One of the first things we’re taught about plants is that they need sun, water, air, and soil to grow. But while having dirt doesn’t hurt, you can grow a surprising amount of food with little—or no—land. Master Gardener Richard Bertram will walk us through some methods, such as hydroponics and using vertical space.

Presenter: Richard Bertram has been a Master Gardener in Umatilla County for nearly a decade. He credits his aptitude for picking up gardening lore to his curiosity and willingness to simply try things. This has made him a resource for topics ranging from hydroponics to figs, and he presents on these and other topics.

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