We've been cleaning. We've been weeding. We've been grass cutting, plot marking, rototilling, hauling garbage - whew! Spring is such a busy time.
All three gardens are full now. Most people have planted (although the tomatoes did get chilly last week!) and things are settling in. It feels good to get back into the dirt and visit with eachother. Our community truly is a rich place.
See you in the gardens!
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Friday, May 11, 2012
Membership Meeting Postponed
Just a reminder that tomorrow's membership meeting has been postponed until May 26th, 2012. We'll be meeting at 10AM at Home Street and 1PM on Grey Avenue. See you then!
Introduction to Square Foot Gardening Workshop
Don't forget about our upcoming workshop on Square Foot Gardening!
Join us on:
Monday, May 14 2012
7pm
Moose Jaw Public Library
Presenter: Wanda Smith
Cost: Free!
See you there!
Monday, May 7, 2012
Check out this Online Garden Planner
Here at the office, one of your fellow community gardeners, Kass, has been planning her garden. But she hasn't been planning it with graph paper and a pencil. She found this great website called Grow Veg - the Smart Way to Plan Your Garden and has been planning her garden online.
This website allows you to plug in your garden dimensions, choose your style of planting (row or squares) and even tells you the setting out date for our location. It's easy to use, versitile and when you are done, you can print it out.
You can pay for the full program, but there is a free 30 day trial (just enough time to get everything in order before planting, in my opinion!).
If you are a new gardener or experienced, give it a try.
This website allows you to plug in your garden dimensions, choose your style of planting (row or squares) and even tells you the setting out date for our location. It's easy to use, versitile and when you are done, you can print it out.
You can pay for the full program, but there is a free 30 day trial (just enough time to get everything in order before planting, in my opinion!).
If you are a new gardener or experienced, give it a try.
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