Information of upcoming events and activities for the Tangipahoa Volunteers for Family & Community...

Events and activities to inform 4-H members, parents and public on what is happening in 4-H in Tangipahoa Parish.

Over the last few years, many of us have gone just a little bit overboard planting tender tropical plants in our landscapes. When mild winter followed mild winter, it was too tempting to plant hibiscus, bougainvillea, ficus, Norfolk Island pines and even scheffleras outside in the ground. Every December, though, it’s time to face reality and the distinct possibility of temperatures below freezing.

Picture of the 4-H members that attended the Challenge Camp.

Upcoming events and activities for the next two months to inform members and parents of what is happening in and around Tangipahoa 4-H.

Upcoming events and activities for 4-H members in Tangipahoa Parish for September, October and November, 2007

A few delicious fig recipes for you to try... pickled figs, fresh fig ice cream and this fig cake is a good one to freeze for later.

In the hot summer months, there is nothing so cooling outdoors as relaxing in the shade of a large tree. But that same shade creates problems when you try to grow a lawn grass.

Provides list of members and links to meeting minutes for the 4-H Advisory Council.

Provides list of members and links to meeting minutes for the Tangipahoa Parish FCS Advisory Council.