Mark Kidd, a writer for the Community Farm Alliance, wrote a great article about our garden at Pikeville Elementary. Check it out!
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Monday we removed the snow and ice from the low tunnels and inspected the damage. Some of the produce didn’t survive, so those beds will be cleaned out in preparation of Spring planting. We were pleasantly surprised by the kale that not only survived the negative temperatures, but looks great! Another surprising discovery was the durability of…Read More

Register Online Now! http://tinyurl.com/PESplantit​ “Join us if you want to learn how to get started extending the growing season for fresh vegetables and fresh learning opportunities long into the winter!” April 30th 3:30pm – 5:30pm Winter Garden Workshop, Live from Pikeville Elementary S…Read More

Did I say Spring is just around the corner? Yikes! I think Winter was just setting in. Here you can see the low tunnels after the mounds of snow and ice covered them. We had double layers of protection covering the beds with a layers of Grow Guard 34 and Grow Guard 51. We are hopeful the plants inside the tunnels are holding on and will let…Read More

Spring is just around the corner and we are getting geared up for some Spring planting!! The students have learned to use a soil blocker to make soil blocks for planting their tomato seeds. The students have set up the grow lights and will watch the tomatoes closely. These plants will be shared with the West Care Homeless Shelter and the Cedar…Read More