Another fun reason to come to potluck this week, Wednesday July 26! Click the link below to read the full article from the Community Garden blog. See you there! via KW Book-Mo-Bike to make an appearance at Wednesday Potluck — Guelph Street Garden
Now that you know the ethics & ‘how-to’ of foraging for wild edibles from the previous blog post, here are 12 easy-to-identify wild edibles you can find in midtown in the spring and summer season. Violet (Viola) – The leaves make dark green additons to spring salads, and the delicate purple flowers can decorate cakes, … More 12 Easy-to-Identify Wild Edibles You Can Find in Midtown (Spring-Summer season)
Garden season is upon us! However, even if you got a head start by transplanting seedlings, or have a garden full of perennials coming back, a bountiful harvest is still weeks away. If you are craving local fresh greens right now, why not take up foraging? There are plenty of delicious, nutritious wild edibles all … More Foraging for Wild Edibles in Midtown
June 10, 2017 marks the third annual Neighbours Day, hosted by the City of Kitchener. There are events hosted at city facilities, but residents and organizations have the opportunity to get involved and host your own event too! There are some $200 gift cards available to support qualifying events that will be allocated on a first come, first … More Neighbour’s Day – Host your own event!
One of the most exciting – and most anticipated! days of the spring gardening season. This is when hundreds of people descend on the neighbourhood in search of quality, locally grown organic seedlings. Hosted by Little City Farm and Fertile Ground CSA, this is the place to find 50+ varieties of heirloom tomatoes, as well as … More Annual Heirloom Seedling Sale = BIG day in the Neighbourhood
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