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Author Archives: Eva
Show n Tell at the Gardeners Hangout
vimeo.com/425691535 Checking in with my community tomato plants, coming up with some future plans and doing some reading here on the bench at Clinton park by the playground. Looking forward to harvest the kale seeds and looking forward to providing … Continue reading
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Tagged borage, calendula, caring community, children, Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, Community, community gardens, edible flowers, elecampane, family programs, flowers, food, Food Security, frog hollow, Fun, garden, gardening, greens, happiness, healthy food, herbs, inspirational, Kale, kids, lettuce, nasturtiums, nature, neighbourhood house, plants, Seeds, spring, Tomatoes, vegetables, workshop
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More garden talk from my kitchen table
vimeo.com/413384123 Had a zoom session but many mamas couldn’t make it so I followed up with a quick sharing. Finally managed to set up my tripod correctly! I love sharing with you and their will be more mini talks or … Continue reading
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Tagged calendula, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, Community Events, community gardens, compassion, edible flowers, flowers, food, Food Security, frog hollow, garden, gardening, greens, Harvest Festival, health, healthy food, herbs, Kale, nature, plants, seedlings, Seeds, soil, sunflowers, transplant, vegetables
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Healing Garden at the Gardeners Hangout
Gardeners Hangout at Clinton park located at the corner of Grant and Slocan street. A visit with the garden, so much to care for and so much healing already here for us at our disposal. I love gardening� Soon we … Continue reading
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Tagged calendula, caring community, Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, comfrey, Community, community gardens, edible flowers, elecampane, food, Food Security, frog hollow, garden, gardening, heal, health, healthy food, herbs, Kale, nature, plants, sage, Seeds, soil, spring, spring gardening
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Kitchen Table Garden Talk
Let’s get together and be virtual gardeners. Continue reading
Storage Solutions
Just not enough storage space until now! Thank you Frankie for building us another box for our food storage for the families. Very well done! We appreciate you!
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Tagged appreciate, building, care, carpenter, food, Food Security, helper, helping, ideas, solutions, storage
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Starting with seeds
If you are in need of seeds to plant in your backyard or on your patio or porch, let me know I will try my very best to arrange it and get it to your doorstep.
Every seed counts and makes a difference.
Happy Earth a Week! Continue reading
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Tagged calendula, Community, community gardens, cucumber, edible flowers, flowers, food, food rescue, Food Security, garden, gardening, greens, health, healthy food, herb, herbs, Kale, kids, lettuce, nasturtiums, plants, spinach, Tomatoes, Vegetable, vegetables
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Frogs in the park circle time
Families are having a great time getting together, interacting and making friends. Tuesday Wednesdays, Thursdays from 930 t0 12 noon. Its free, no pressures, just a relaxing time under those beautiful trees down at Clinton Park. I just love our … Continue reading
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Tagged capc, circle time, Clinton park, families, family program, Frogs in the Park
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Gardeners Hangout-Its tea time from the garden
Lemon balm and peppermint, just a few twigs of each is all you need. Add the herbs to a tea pot and pour boiled hot water in it and let it seep for ten minutes. A wonderful relaxing herbal tea … Continue reading
