When you look at the picture in the prior post, and then look at this picture, you will see that there was a miraculous amount of work at the 28th work party. We had a great turn-out of people, rototillers, irrigation specialists, and the outcome was spectacular! We have water to the garden! All the…
Join us for a weeding and work party at the St. Mark Community Garden this Saturday May 28, 2011 at 1pm. The weeds like this cool weather much better than the potatoes and they will soon crowd them out if we don’t get to them. Bring family, friends, rototillers, hoes, hula hoes, any any other…
Between services this next Sunday, May 22nd, there will be a short garden blessing ceremony. The Sunday School children will plant the seedlings that they have started in their Sunday School classes. Please come out to the garden between services (you might want to bring appropriate shoes!) and help us bless this sacred ground. The…
Last Monday, April 11th, the 4th, 5th, and 6th graders in the after-school program at Mountain View Elementary came over to get acquainted with the St. Mark Community Garden, and help plant vegetables. They planted a 100 foot row of potatoes, and 8 cages of snow peas! They saw the drip irrigation system, asked many…
The church was abuzz Saturday April 9th as the spring church clean-up AND the planting of the 20 rows of potatoes for The Thurston County Food Bank occurred simultaneously. The International Student association from SPSCC came in mass – there were 19 of them! We also had several of the community members that have signed…
The weeds are all pulled, the ground is rototilled, 21 potato rows are staked, two rows of pea cages are set up, sugar pod pea seeds and seed potatoes are due from Kiwanis by April 1st. Mark your calendars for Saturday April 9th and Saturday April 16th – 9am – planting days for the potatoes…
I know snow is on the ground right now (February 28) but gardening season is right around the corner! We have amended a 6,000 sq. foot patch of ground for the potatoes we are growing for the Thurston County Food Bank. We are planting 20 rows of potatoes = each one 100 feet long. ADOPT…
Thanks to all the hard work and planning by Pam C, the Garden Spaghetti feed and silent auction were a BIG success! The food was delicious, and our key-note speaker, Robert Coit, Executive Director of the Thurston County Food Bank, was very interesting and informative! Ron Lawson, Lacey City Council member, also spoke briefly about…