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Companion Planting Guide

8 Apr

Companion Planting Guide

This chart will be spectacular for our major planting on Sunday! 

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Germination

29 Mar

Germination

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Planting :D

29 Mar

Planting :D

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SO much vegetable

29 Mar

SO much vegetable

We’ve started the planting for the season, and herbs in the Women’s Center! Thank you to everyone who has helped out so far :)

Spring Kickoff!

27 Feb

Hi grand gardeners,

This Friday 3/1 3:20pm-4:40pm at the Penn Women’s Center, we’ll be hosting our Spring Kickoff event. There will be snacks and drinks, planning for the future, and planting of indoor herbs! Get hyped :)  

5 reasons to mind your peas

27 Feb

Reblogged from What's not to like?:

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Peas are perfect in school gardens because:

1)  They come in their own wrappers.  In terms of food safety----winners!

2)   Peas are one of those foods whose "fresh" version and "canned" version are radically different.  If you've only had those nasty little canned ones, fresh peas seem like a whole new food.

3)  You can't plant enough peas.  My experience is that kids love to search for them on the vine, pop them open and eat.  

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Peas anyone?

Composting - How does it work?

27 Feb

Reblogged from Alliance for Community Transformations:

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Not only is it good for the earth...but it makes your gardens oh, so pretty. Can you tell we are ready for spring over here?

Source: bing.com via T. on Pinterest

It is easy to get started...be on the lookout for more great info about gardens and healthy foods!

Source: blog.brightnest.com via cclark07 on Pinterest

University of Pennsylvania composting project to re-start soon!
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