This last wednesday we planted onions, and finished tilling the garden area. This Sunday, I'd like to get the beans and the squash planted, as well as new seeds started. We'll start sometime in the afternoon, which will probably depend on when everyone gets back from camping. I was thinking 2ish.
We also have a 3-4 squares open, so we need to choose a couple more vegetables to plant. If people would like to post viable options, then we can decide. Also, we've modified the grid design slightly to hopefully fit a few more plants into the garden. You'll have to come check it out.
Currently, we have the following vegetables/fruits/herbs: tomatoes onions (red, white) radishes carrots sweet basil oregano cilantro jalapenos cayenne peppers garden beans wax garden beans squash eggplant rhubarb strawberries
Patch garden: Butternut squash watermelon (3 different types)
Possible other plants: okra potatoes beans (red or kidney) cucumbers
We'll be planting at 6:30 tonight. It looks like the storm won't hit until morning, so no worries there. If you would like to show up later and just check out the garden, then feel free!
"There is a revolution happening in the farm fields and on the dinner tables of America; a revolution that is transforming the very nature of the food we eat." What are both sides of the story? This documentary film by Deborah Koons Garcia and Lily Films explores alternative solutions to the garm crisis today. The Education Committee of the People's Grocery Cooperative invites you to join us for a free public viewing of The Future of Food Wednesday, March 28 at 7:30 PM in the Tubman Room of the Douglass Center Annex at 901 Yuma. There will be discussion and refreshments following. Original songs inspired by the film will open and close the showing. Questions?: Martha SEaton 785-537-0936 Type the rest of your post here.
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Friday, March 30, 2007
Planting on Sunday
Gardeners:
This last wednesday we planted onions, and finished tilling the garden area. This Sunday, I'd like to get the beans and the squash planted, as well as new seeds started. We'll start sometime in the afternoon, which will probably depend on when everyone gets back from camping. I was thinking 2ish.
We also have a 3-4 squares open, so we need to choose a couple more vegetables to plant. If people would like to post viable options, then we can decide. Also, we've modified the grid design slightly to hopefully fit a few more plants into the garden. You'll have to come check it out.
Currently, we have the following vegetables/fruits/herbs:
tomatoes
onions (red, white)
radishes
carrots
sweet basil
oregano
cilantro
jalapenos
cayenne peppers
garden beans
wax garden beans
squash
eggplant
rhubarb
strawberries
Patch garden:
Butternut squash
watermelon (3 different types)
Possible other plants:
okra
potatoes
beans (red or kidney)
cucumbers
Let me know what else you'd like to plant...
Sir Knabe
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Deuce Gardens: Planting 6:30 Wednesday
We'll be planting at 6:30 tonight. It looks like the storm won't hit until morning, so no worries there. If you would like to show up later and just check out the garden, then feel free!
Sir Knabe
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Tuesday, March 27, 2007
The Future of Food, Documentary Film
"There is a revolution happening in the farm fields and on the dinner tables of America; a revolution that is transforming the very nature of the food we eat." What are both sides of the story? This documentary film by Deborah Koons Garcia and Lily Films explores alternative solutions to the garm crisis today. The Education Committee of the People's Grocery Cooperative invites you to join us for a free public viewing of The Future of Food Wednesday, March 28 at 7:30 PM in the Tubman Room of the Douglass Center Annex at 901 Yuma. There will be discussion and refreshments following. Original songs inspired by the film will open and close the showing. Questions?: Martha SEaton 785-537-0936
Type the rest of your post here.
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