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Edible Landscaping with Nashville Foodscapes

  • The Edney, Floor 5 1100 Market Street Chattanooga, TN, 37402 United States (map)

Join us for an enlightening edible landscape presentation by Jeremy Lekich, founder and owner of Nashville Foodscapes. Jeremy has spent his career in agriculture with a focus on permaculture, landscape design, biodynamic and regenerative practices. Jeremy's presentation will offer insights and ideas into "foodscaping" whether you are entirely new to the concept or have been installing edible plants into your landscape for some time. Jeremy will spend the majority of the time going through the presentation and leaving space at the end of the event for questions.

Please join us, this is a free event and tickets will be available through Eventbrite. We will be providing light bites and beverages, so an accurate headcount is necessary.

Many thanks to our sponsors for making this event possible:
green|spaces chattanooga
Brainerd Farmers Market and Brainerd By Grace Community Garden
Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center
Junior League of Chattanooga

About the speaker:
Jeremy Lekich was born and raised in Nashville, TN. He received a bachelors of science from Warren Wilson College where he focused on plants and systems design. During his time at Warren Wilson, he worked on the landscaping crew as part of the school's work requirement. During his last two years at the college, Jeremy taught classes and workshops on Permaculture and Foodscaping, along with tours of the Eco-dorm foodscape. Jeremy has interned at Ashevillage Institute, where he earned a Permaculture Design certificate. Jeremy has worked on a permaculture farm in Southern France, attended conferences on Bio-dynamics, and traveled to build a bio-dynamic garden at a Lakota Waldorf school. Jeremy's passion is for growing food of all kinds in a way that is attractive and healthy for the individual and the community. In 2010, he founded Nashville Foodscapes. Jeremy is a community resilience enthusiast and believes in the power of a well-fed community.

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