Hey Folks, Here are last weeks updates! (sorry there late- I was at a long birth this weekend!) 1. Last week! We did a bunch of weeding out of the goutweed and planted some kale in half a bed! Plus we put in some nettles, wormwood, and thyme medicianls As always, a reminder that its [...]
Posts Tagged ‘community outreach’
Garden Updates Last Week! (May 22- May 28)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged community gardens, community outreach, garden participation, garden planning on June 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Garden Updates This Week! (May 15-21)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged community gardens, community outreach, garden, garden planning on May 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Hey Folks, whoa!~ the weather is amazing! hope you’re all swimming and having a ball! Here are this weeks updates! 1. This week! We got a whole lot of plants in the ground from the Urban Farm folks. We will be holding their plants for a couple of weeks until they are set up! Yahoo! [...]
First Seemore Green Volunteer Meeting- Friday, April 23, 2:00 pm
Posted in 1, tagged community gardens, community outreach, garden participation, garden planning on April 19, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Hey Folks! My name is Jean, and I just started at NSPIRG as Interim Community Garden Doula for Seemore Green Collective Garden. What’s that you say? Well, a garden doula is someone who helps birth gardens! So I am helping get the seemore green garden ripe and ready over the next six weeks. Starting seeds, [...]
updates: looking towards september
Posted in posts, tagged community outreach on August 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Where has August gone? Slipped into the growth of tomatoes, emerged into the flowers of the beans, and left it’s heat behind. The full moon of August is past, and the next moon is the harvest moon of September. Have we done all that we need to? What must we do to put the garden [...]
updates: mid August
Posted in posts, tagged community outreach, garden participation, guerrilla gardening on August 6, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Well, the summer does fly. ‘Tis early August: I have only three weeks left in the formal position of collective garden coordinator, then school begins again. The garden has had a good season so far, it seems to me. There is much to nibble on in the garden: dill, basil, kale, chickweed, radishes, lambsquarters, and [...]
