Easter in the Garden!

Thanks to Amy Wissler Acosta we had an amazing Easter egg hunt in the garden. She got the ball rolling and got us organized and the rest of us showed up with eggs and food! Thanks Amy.

The kids had a fabulous time hunting for all the eggs- although it wasn't too hard with hundreds of eggs all over the garden! I think all the kids walked away with tons of goodies.

And of course, the potluck lunch was great too. Everyone brought yummy food and we even had bloody mary's and Bourbon Slushies on hand too (Slushies by Slushers!).

All in all it was a great turnout and I think this may be the start of something!

Spring Work Day March '10- part 2

More pictures from the work day...

Spring Work Day March '10

We recently had a work day to pull weeds, plant plants around the perimeter of the garden and set up our patio with our new picnic tables. We put those new tables and umbrellas to use right away and enjoyed a perfect day to be outside. Thanks to all who showed up to work and a special thanks to Ryan Moody, landscape architect, who helped us purchase 80 plants at a great rate and then gave us a lesson in how to properly plant them. We can't wait to see how they all grow this season- the garden already is looking better!

Super Storm 2010

We can't see much in the garden these days besides lots of snow! But it will make it that much sweeter once we can get outside and spend some time in the sun as garden season starts up again.

We are also in the process of beginning the second garden space in the alley so please contact us if you want a plot. You can contact Colleen Cancio at CCancio@gmail.com for more information. We are looking forward to adding some new gardeners!

Pre-Garden alley

I finally found pictures of the garden before it was a garden. Here are a couple of shots of the alley. And this is after chopping down the weeds that were as big as us and moving most of the vehicles.

Sept. pictures

August plots

We are still looking good late into August. Everyone has tons of tomatoes (maybe too many) and the plots are still green and productive.