It was the hottest work day of the season and everyone who participated ROCKED!!! Maybe it was the desire to be done before we melted. Thanks to everyone for all of the hard work. The group harvesting garlic had everything … Continue reading →
Woohoo! Hopi Blue Corn is looking great!! Knee high by the 4th of July…right on schedule.
Continue reading →The rains came and cooled everything off just in time for the start of the first evening work day. Plenty of pizza and beer fueled another outstanding work day team. The goal was to clean up the perennial beds under … Continue reading →
Thanks to the crew(Russell, Charlie R., Sissy, Matt S.) who helped till the Hopi Blue Corn bed during the work day in May and get it in perfect planting shape, Jackie and Milli were able to plant the 2016 crop. … Continue reading →
Chive blossoms are in abundance now in the garden. Don’t let yours go to waste. Fellow gardener, Kathy M., shared her recipe for Chive Blossom Pesto. She recommends it as a topping for ravioli. It also made a great topping … Continue reading →
Charlie’s heirloom tomato plants were a blowout success again this year. His generosity in raising nearly 200 tomato plants and donating the sale proceeds to the garden is greatly appreciated. Many thanks to all the gardeners who came out to buy … Continue reading →
By Gabriella B. There are ways to keep mosquitoes and other insects away besides drowning yourself in bug spray. For a more green approach, try installing some of these insect-repelling plants around your yard. 1. Marigolds Not only do they … Continue reading →
Many thanks to Amy for picking up A TON of burlap bags to use in the garden. And to her muscle man, Ludie, for helping to unload. And an even bigger thank you to Allegro Coffee for donating the bags.
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Continue reading →By Ardis Young Rosedale Bees Update The honey bees at Rosedale did not survive the winter and spring. Recently, Tom Smedley, Carey, and Ardis set up two new bee hives in the Southwest corner to replace them. As you probably know, we are … Continue reading →
