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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 [...]

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Hey Folks, Things are growing and its getting warm. Hope you’ve been enjoying it! Here are this weeks updates! 1. Yesterday- three of us were at our garden and finished turning the soil. Things that still need to happen soon are: turning the compost, cleaning out the shed, weeding-especially the gout weed, and generally cleaning [...]

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hey folks, we’re sprouting and ready to grow and garden together and learn from each other our collective gardening times are: TUESDAYS 4:00 pm-6:00 pm  followed by a workshops! from 6:00-8:00pm THURSDAYS 2:00-5:00 pm SUNDAYS 2:00-5:00 pm The times are a casual, drop-in, and all ages & ability levels are welcomed. There is a phat [...]

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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, [...]

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Praise be,  there are a lot of great folks interested in the garden, gardening, food, and food security.  There is energy, there is potential, and there are resources available, and fun to be had. Many hands make light work, and more fun: if you are interested – inspired, join in any way to help pull [...]

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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 [...]

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