Archive | June, 2016

Sign Up to Water!

30 Jun

4f9224a5a5b9ccda37e0b26499993fe4At long last the watering schedule is updated for 2016. Sign up online now — choose as many days as you can; the schedule gives some instructions; generally, just know that it’s better to water early or later in the day (not mid-day), just because more water will soak in.

It’s a great way to help out, and an easy commitment . . . and we have some open slots this weekend, so if you’re around for the holiday weekend, please help!

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Garden Wildlife Arrives

13 Jun
Spidey!

Spidey!

See the tiny black wiggler with a white stripe in the middle? This is probably larva from the recently spotted swallowtail, white cabbage or painted lady butterfly.

See the tiny black wiggler with a white stripe in the middle? This is probably larva from the recently spotted swallowtail, white cabbage or painted lady butterfly.

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Swamp milkweed starts to blossom

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Eastern bee balm has faded; lavender (below) is at peak color.

The sticks and sounds coming out of this grating suggest bird nest!

The sticks and sounds coming out of this grating suggest bird nest!

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Tomato and seedling transplanting tomorrow (Sat. 6/4), starting @ 2:30pm!

3 Jun

seedling planting 2016
We’ve figured out where to put all the tomatoes that people brought down from our seedling planting event in February . . . and we have some pretty good ideas for the flowers. Come help us make those ideas a reality tomorrow! All welcome!

Last Call for Tomato Plants

2 Jun

 

We’re taking inventory and plotting out what might go where this evening at 630pm.

Please bring out your tomatoes!  Thanks.

https://cvearthlab.com/2016/05/25/tomato-and-other-seedlings-come-one-come-all/

 

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