Wednesday, May 26, 2021

The Seeds of Lasting Peace

Patience is an enormously supportive and even magical practice. It’s a way of completely shifting the fundamental human habit of trying to resolve things by either going to the right or the left, labeling things “good” or labeling them “bad.” It’s the way to develop fearlessness, the way to contact the seeds of war and the seeds of lasting peace—and to decide which ones we want to nurture.
 
Excerpted from Practicing Peace by Pema Chödrön
 
 

Friday, May 14, 2021

It's a Planting Party!

Saturday, May 15 is our first Annual Planting Party!

We're getting started around 9 am. Please show up any time and stay as long as you like. We'll have a swap table for seeds and seedlings, gardening help available, and some exciting Garden Talks throughout the day.

Schedule:
 
8 AM - 12 PM - The school building will be open for bathroom use. Masks must be worn at all times inside the school building.

9 AM and all day - Gardening help - a green dot on someone's name tag indicates that they are available to answer questions and offer assistance

11 AM - Organic Gardening 101 - Michele

12 PM - Crop Rotation - Catherine

1 PM - Gardening and the Environment - John

Get your garden planted while getting to know your fellow community gardeners. We can't wait to see you!

Wednesday, March 10, 2021

Monday, March 1, 2021

2021 Garden Registration is OPEN!

Happy almost spring, everyone!

Registration for the 2021 gardening season is now open. All the details can be found here: 

https://samuelsgarden2011.blogspot.com/p/plot-sign-up.html

Everything is online this year, so let us know if you need any help. samuelsgarden2011@gmail.com

 



Friday, February 5, 2021

Welcome to Samuels Community Garden!

Join us for Garden 2021! 

Our 2021 gardening season is ramping up. If you are interested in joining the community this year, please use the Contact Us form on this page or send an email to samuelsgarden2011@gmail.com. 

Watch this space for more information.

Saturday, November 14, 2020

 

Moving compost from the parking lot into the garden on a cold day in November. 

If you look carefully, you can see a dead chicken on John's shovel.
It was a bonus that came with the compost this year. Par for 2020!