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Garden Work Party
Volunteer at the garden and learn together! Continue reading
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Tagged beans, Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, Community, Community Events, cucumber, elecampane, food, Food Security, garden, gardening, greens, health, healthy food, herbs, Kale, nature, plants, soil, spring, Tomatoes, Vegetable, vegetables
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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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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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August in the Herb Garden
The echinacea is blooming in our herb garden The elecampane graces our herb garden towering at around 7-8 feet tall. Flowers of the elecampane plant Look how big the elecampane leaves get…quite large! The yarrow grows abundantly along the border … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple Mint, Clinton park, echinacea, echinacea flower, elecampane, elecampane flower, herb, Herb Garden, leaves, yarrow
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What’s Growing
This little tomato is one that self seeded from last year and seems to be hardier than a few of the ones that we bought. Even though it was later coming up it seems to be catching up to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton park, Clinton Park Experiential Garden, cucumber, Eggplant, elecampane, greens, Japanese Eggplant, Kale, lettuce, Raddichio, Tomatoes
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It’s Elecampane
When this shoot first emerged we debated was it really elecampane or mullein? Elecampane between the mint and valerian Seeing the leaves and how it is growing we are pretty sure it is indeed elecampane
Elecampane or Mullein
The elecampane has now surfaced! Check back later to see what it looks like in full bloom and what you can use it for. The root that was given to us last year was said to be elecampane, now we … Continue reading
Lots of Sprouting
Lots of sprouting now happening at the garden! Can hardly wait for the new greens and flowers to come up. Click on a picture of our sprouting plants to see what they look like. See if you can find the … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton park, elecampane, garden, garlic, greens, growing, herbs, plants, sprouting
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