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Sep 5, 2014 | EGP Blog, Sharing Gardens, Sharing the Bounty, Strong Roots
It’s amazing how much can get done in just a couple of hours. We had a great group of people come out to help us build the Multi-Herb Culture Garden. A little sheet mulching (lasagna gardening) goes a long way! After layering cardboard, coir, manure, grass...
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Sep 5, 2014 | EGP Blog, Sharing Gardens, Sharing the Bounty, Strong Roots, Volunteering
By Emily Jubenvill Food is an obvious way to bring people from different countries and cultures together to build relationships and community, and this year we are translating that into a garden project – the Multi-Herb Culture Garden. With funding from the...
Aug 27, 2014 | Sharing Backyards, Sharing Gardens
Grow With the Edible Garden Project 2015 Season – Join Our Waiting List We’re at capacity for the 2015 season, but if you contact us we can put you on our waiting list. We’ll be in touch in the fall! Email info@ediblegardenproject.com The Edible...
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Jul 26, 2014 | EGP Blog, Events, Our Farms, Sharing Gardens, Sharing the Bounty, Volunteering
A work bee is a gathering of people who come out to help our gardens stay productive and healthy. We grow a lot of food, and the gardens need you! A great way to get your hands in the dirt, meet your neighbours, and learn more about urban gardens and growing food....
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Jun 5, 2014 | EGP Blog, Events, Our Farms, Sharing Gardens, Sharing the Bounty, Volunteering
Each Group Gardening session starts with a mini “workshop” on what we’ll be doing that day in the garden. Participants range from the very experienced to the never-gardened-before – everyone is welcome! We provide basic tools and work gloves, but if you have your own...
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Apr 17, 2014 | EGP Blog, Sharing Gardens, Sharing the Bounty
Grow With the Edible Garden Project The Edible Garden Project (EGP) grows food in community gardens, on boulevards, in public right-of-ways, and in people’s front and back yards. Every space is a possible veggie plot with the right mix of sun, soil, and care;...
