Filipino Fruits and Vegetables You Can Grow in Solano County

Have you ever wondered if the tropical flavors of the Philippines that you’ve tried and enjoyed can actually grow right here in Solano County? Join us for a fun and interactive class where we’ll explore the exciting possibilities of cultivating Filipino fruits and vegetables in our own backyards.

What you’ll learn:

• Which Filipino crops thrive in our local climate: Discover vegetables such as upo (bottle gourd), ampalaya (bitter melon), chayote, and more!
• Fruits that can adapt to Solano County conditions: Learn about calamansi, guava, mango, banana, and more.• Tips for success: Best planting seasons, soil preparation, and watering strategies to mimic the conditions these crops love.
• Cultural connections: The role these fruits and vegetables play in Filipino cuisine, traditions, and family meals.
• Hands-on learning: Participants will have the chance to see seeds, seedlings, and even taste samples of Filipino-inspired dishes.

Presented by Elvie DeLeon and Vilma Aquino of Vallejo People's Garden supported through the Solano Gardens Program

email [email protected] if you have any questions

Host or Publisher Sustainable Solano