Our dining program features two locations serving up a broad range of cuisine—everything from hamburgers to artisan sandwiches.
Please note: Food and beverages are not allowed inside the Museum exhibit halls or theaters.
Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016
09:30 AM
US/Central
Citrus trees bear fruit abundantly and deliciously for many years. They are evergreens and have fragrant flowers, attract North America's largest butterfly and are a good bird habitat. Explore the types of citrus available, best varieties for flavor and production, how to obtain them, grow them and how to keep them alive during very bad freezes.
Citrus can be purchased at the Urban Harvest Fruit Tree Sale on January 14th and planted in mid-March after the last possible freeze. Location of sale: 5600 Greenbriar Drive, Rice University, Greenbriar Lot.
Instructor Dr. Bob Randall is one of eight Urban Harvest co-founders and served as its executive director until retirement in 2008. He is author of "Year Round Vegetables, Fruits, and Flowers for Metro-Houston." He is active as a member of the Permaculture Guild of Houston and teaches many of the Urban Harvest courses.
Our dining program features two locations serving up a broad range of cuisine—everything from hamburgers to artisan sandwiches.
Please note: Food and beverages are not allowed inside the Museum exhibit halls or theaters.
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