Category: Gardening
Weekly Newsletter!
Hey Gardeners!
We hope you all have had a wonderful week and are ready to start your weekend! Community Garden Connections has had an eventful week and we want to share with you some awesome things that have been going on in our community!
Westmoreland Garden Update:
This past Tuesday was a great harvest day for Community Garden Connections. In total, we harvested just over 146 pounds of food that we donated to the Keene Community Kitchen. The harvest consisted of broccoli, lettuce, onions, zucchini, squash, cucumbers, kale, and chard! We always feel overly rewarded when we know that the food we donate is going to families in need. Community Garden Connections couldn’t be more grateful for the staff and volunteers that help out with The Westmoreland Garden Project!
MFCC Event:
Wednesday, July 15, 2015 was the Monadnock Farm and Community Coalition’s (MFCC) Urban Farming event held at the Keene Recreation…
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Urban Farming Forum: July 17th
URBAN FARMING: FOOD FOR ALL FORUM
Wednesday, July 15, 2015: 3:30 – 6pm
Keene Recreation Center Community Gardens, 318 Washington Street, Keene
Hypertufa Garden Plante
From the Cornucopia Project
What is hypertufa? It’s a handmade process of mixing Portland cement, peat moss and perlite to a create a rock-like substance perfect for creating planters. The workshop will be held at the Cornucopia Community Garden-Peterborough Community Center on Sunday, April 19, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Participants can bring their creations home to cure just in time for Mother’s Day gift-giving!
Join instructor Donna Quinn as she shares her expertise in making these beautiful planters— perfect for herbs, flowers, or houseplants.
Class limited to 15 participants and includes all materials. Please bring rubber gloves. Cost: $35. Contact Joyce at joyce@cornucopiaproject.org, or call 784-5069 for more information or to register. View more Community Programs from the Cornucopia Project.
Yarden of Eatin' 