9/17/17
Our new compost
Thank you to all that participated making our last batch of compost.
A group of brave gardeners sieved it today fueling on delicious cookies offered by Sonia.
It's now ready to make our garden look more beautiful by feeding our beds, plants, new hell-strip projects and potted plants...
9/16/17
GARDEN FUNDRAISER SALE
SUNDAY 9/24 10 AM - 2PM
Help us keep our garden beautiful.
Join us by:
Are you in? Want to drop your stuff?
Leave a comment here or write to 1710garden@gmail.com
Thank you
Help us keep our garden beautiful.
Join us by:
- Selling your unneeded stuff & donating 20% of the proceeds to the garden
- Donating your unneeded stuff and someone else will sell it. 100% of the proceeds will go to the garden
- Lending us a folding table
- Sorting and pricing donated goods
- Manning a table
- Help set up and take down tables and goods for sale
Are you in? Want to drop your stuff?
Leave a comment here or write to 1710garden@gmail.com
Thank you
9/15/17
NEW DATE Compost Sieving Fest!
Sunday September 17 the compost in the big black tumbler will be sieved. This will allow us to have natural fertilizer for our front and back yard and some for our home plants.
In the back yard at 9:30/10:00am.
If work is not an option, coffee and cookies are appreciated 😊!
In the back yard at 9:30/10:00am.
If work is not an option, coffee and cookies are appreciated 😊!
9/8/17
Ripe compost sieving next week
The black compost tumbler is almost ripe
to sieve: we'll use a large sieve to separate the breakable parts from the unripe material. The unripe material will go back to the tumbler to start our next batch.
We are using the compost we make to fertilize our garden. It is available for your own potted plants, if you need some.
Anybody willing to join in the sieving project, possibly Fri 15, Sat 16, Sun 17? It'll take about an hour with two people and... it's a good upper body workout :) - Let me know.
Thanks for helping make our garden beautiful!
Claudia
to sieve: we'll use a large sieve to separate the breakable parts from the unripe material. The unripe material will go back to the tumbler to start our next batch.
We are using the compost we make to fertilize our garden. It is available for your own potted plants, if you need some.
Anybody willing to join in the sieving project, possibly Fri 15, Sat 16, Sun 17? It'll take about an hour with two people and... it's a good upper body workout :) - Let me know.
Thanks for helping make our garden beautiful!
Claudia
Compost is closed
BOTH COMPOST BINS ARE CLOSED.
That means nothing can be added to them (fresh kitchen scraps or paper).
Thanks for your cooperation.
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