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City of San Diego gives us the first look at its new gardening/bee keeping website.

COVID-19 has created a lot of interest in at-home projects.

CBS8
June 15, 2020

Excerpt:

Home Gardens

Whether you dedicate a significant portion of your property to growing fruits and vegetables or you simply keep a few potted plants outside, fresh food you grow can be economical, healthful and rewarding. Visit your local nurseries for information regarding the best produce to grow in your area and space. Below are several City programs and services that can provide you with assistance.

Backyard Composting – The City’s Environmental Services Department offers a Compost Bin Voucher Program, composting workshops and helpful information.
Miramar Greenery – The City’s Environmental Services Department offers free mulch, compost and wood chips to City residents.
Seeds Libraries – The City’s San Diego Public Library’s PDF icon Ocean Beach Branch and PDF icon Scripps Miramar Ranch Branch have Seeds Libraries that allows patrons to lend and share seeds to use in their gardens.
Water Conservation – The City’s Public Utilities Department provides water saving tips, rebates, information on gray water systems and other related data.

Link here.