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Greetings groovy gardeners! We have big ideas for the new garden space behind the computer science building (6050 University Ave.)! Some of these ideas include mushroom logs hanging from trees, a solar panel for the shed (YEAH!), a green roof, a greenhouse, a slew of rainwater barrels, and lots of raised beds. We also want your input! Let [...]

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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, 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! [...]

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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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I am in the planning stage of the garden.  According to the ideas of Permaculture, it is of primary importance to Observe a site before implementing big changes, especially permanent changes.  Permaculture is all about “careful and protracted thought rather than careless and protracted labour” (Quinney, 9).  Permaculture has a bunch of principles which are [...]

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