Grape Arbor Repair
We had a great start to setting the grape arbor back on the straight and narrow. The A-Team showed up to help our project manager, Mark P., set up the scaffolding and move the grape arbor to make room for … Continue reading →
We had a great start to setting the grape arbor back on the straight and narrow. The A-Team showed up to help our project manager, Mark P., set up the scaffolding and move the grape arbor to make room for … Continue reading →
Rosedale Community Garden 5th Annual Garlic Tasting Event When: Saturday, September 29, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Where: Harvard Gulch Golf Course Clubhouse, located at 660 E. Iliff in Denver Enjoy an evening of live music, gourmet garlic tastings, and samplings of … Continue reading →
We are loaded! A big THANKS to Dennis, Mara and Lara. We reset the foundations for hives 1 & 2 yesterday. This was a big deal as hive 2 kept leaning and was quite unstable. We also swapped hives 1 … Continue reading →
by BeeRad Hello everyone, The heat continues and the bees love it. Many of you have noticed how active all 6 hives are, which of course is great. We now have more protective gear, so please make plans with me … Continue reading →
Making Lacto Bacillus Serum (organic fertilizer) to Fortify My Garden Posted on June 15, 2018 by anaincolorado Standard Do you want to learn about a super easy way to increase the productivity and health of your garden? This fertilizer called “labs” for short is … Continue reading →
by Millicent Tallard The blue corn has been planted for the 2018 season. Read all about the fascinating Blue Corn Project here. … Continue reading →
by Brad Volin I really enjoy my soaker hoses. It’s nice to turn them on and water the entire plot while I weed, or soon harvest! But every year some hoses crack and get brittle from being in the sun … Continue reading →
by BeeRad Thanks Dennis, Mara, Lori, Elianajoy, and ESPECIALLY Perry for coming out this past weekend to do our first inspection of all 6 hives! The good news: we spotted 2 queens (see pictures below), had zero mite counts on … Continue reading →