Higher Ground Garden Blog

Tuesday, June 26, 2018

Sunday's celebration poet Janet



We are grateful (by Chris K. as a call/response)

For the earth and all she produces;
We are grateful.
For compost, rich with microbial goodness;
We are grateful.
For engineers who design and builders who fashion garden beds, irrigation systems, hoop houses, propagation greenhouses;
We are grateful.
For snow that fills aquifers that flow through red irrigation driplines;
We are grateful.
For community that has grown here and that will grow yet;
We are grateful.
For the sweet and succulent goodness we will eat from this garden and the love that here will grow;
We are grateful.
Bless, O, bless this sacred, abundant space.
Amen.

Sunday, June 24, 2018

Garden Celebration prep.


Here are some of the preparations for the big Garden Celebration tonight.  Gratitudes to Luisa, Joe, Tara, Casey, Doug, and other helpers.




Garden Perspectives

Perspectives of as the garden grows, May 12, June 16


Sunday, September 10, 2017

Pictures from today's garden work day

In these photos we are relocating the propagating greenhouse and the pergola as we vacate the Rusk land.  Great team work by all.  Thanks Terri for the photos to us via Mark.



Tuesday, July 11, 2017

[HG] Garden relocation meeting

Reminder!
 What: Garden Relocation meeting
When: Wednesday, July 12, 2017 at 7PM
Where: Common House

The garden leadership will present 3 garden relocation options (linked below) based on community input.
Pros and cons for each design will be presented and comments collected
You will be able to prioritize the options
 A garden relocation recommendation will be presented to the Higher Ground Board at their July meeting.

Kevin's design
Tom's design
Perry/Casey's design



Friday, June 30, 2017

Interplanting

In 2017 we reduced the east garden portion to half and planned some interplanting of two crops:  carrots/radishes, cabbage/butterhead, spinach/peas.  They seem to be working fine so far.  We had a few boo-boos:  we didn't interplant carrots & radishes; kales planted into carrots (maybe worth repeating that one intensionally).