Heirloom Gardens - Ultra-local, naturally grown heirloom vegetables and herbs

With the recent announcement of our 2010 Winter Classes, you're sure to find something that everyone on your list will love. Our schedule includes classes in:

- Delicious, from-scratch seasonal cooking

- Backyard chicken & goat keeping

- Getting the most from your home garden

- Starting your own NSA program

All classes will be hands-on, accessible, and lots of fun! Please click here to view our complete class calendar, including class prices and dates.

Heirloom Gardens gift certificates are valid for a year, so they can also be used to purchase fresh, ultra-local produce from Heirloom Gardens at the summer Farmers' Market!

Gift certificates are available in any denomination. To purchase gift certificates, you have two options:

1. Pay By Mail

Just send a note with the following information:

- How many gift certificates you would like, and in what amounts

- Where the gift certificates should be mailed

- Your email address or phone number

Enclose the note with a check (payable to Heirloom Gardens) and send to: 4460 Winona Court, Denver 80212. We will mail your gift certificates within 24 hours of receiving your payment.

2. Pay Online

Amazon Payments allows you to pay online using either a credit card or your checking account. Just go to:

http://payments.amazon.com

and create an account. Once you've created an account, hit the "Send Money" button. The recipient should be "info@eatwhereUlive.com"

In your online note, please include:

- How many gift certificates you would like, and in what amounts

- Where the gift certificates should be mailed

- Your email address or phone number

We will mail your gift certificates within 24 hours of receiving your payment!

If you have any questions at all about purchasing a gift certificate, please call Sundari at (303) 956-7203.

303.956.7203 ~ info@eatwhereUlive.com

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Heirloom Gardens is an organic, multi-plot urban farm. We run an NSA (neighborhood supported agriculture) program specializing in ultra local vegetables and herbs.