City Corn Crop - Planting Day

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City Corn Crop - Planting Day

By Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium

Date and time

Sun, 26 Oct 2014 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM ACDT

Location

Adelaide Botanic Garden

City Crop - M20 on the Visitor Map North Terrace Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia

Description

Bookings have now closed. You can still come along to the Planting Day if you haven't booked, however there may be a wait time. Please visit the Welcome Tent when you arrive, for details. The 10-11am session is heavily booked, so please come for the 11am sessions onwards if you can.

Become a City Corn Crop Farmer!

Children are invited to be the farmers - planting and harvesting the crop, getting hands-on in the garden and discovering the joy of growing fresh, healthy food.

The 2014 City Crop is an heirloom True Gold sweet corn!

During the day children will come along to a one hour session where they will plant a True Gold heirloom corn seed in the City Crop. Seeds are provided on the day.

When they have finished planting their seed, the children can help The Friends of the Botanic Gardens of Adelaide to create the scarecrows who will be watching over the crop.

If you haven't already, sign up to the City Crop e-Newsletter and visit the City Crop blog where you will find all the corn information, facts, tricks and techniques required to become a City Corn Crop farmer in the Adelaide Botanic Garden or at home.

This event is proudly supported by ElectraNet and the Diggers Club.

The Botanic Gardens of South Australia and the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA have connected people with plants and agriculture for 175 years. This event is a celebration of our shared history.

Organised by

Comprising three beautiful botanic gardens (Adelaide, Mount Lofty & Wittunga), Botanic Park and dual hubs of botanical science & research - the State Herbarium and South Australian Seed Conservation Centre.

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