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Community Garden Update:
Despite the snow flying as I write this, we know spring is on its way, and that everyone is anxious to get out into their gardens and get their hands in the dirt. Gardening can be very therapeutic and a source of fresh foods, things both needed in abundance at the moment.
We at Nourish, recognize, support and value the importance of community gardens, and want to be sure that proper safety protocols can be put in place that will ideally allow for safe and accessible use of the community gardens for a diversity of gardeners this season
As we all adjust to our new circumstances in the face of COVID-19, Nourish has decided to move some of its programming online.
Now you can watch Chef Amy from your home!
In the first episode of Cooped Up Cooking, she adapts a Sweet Potato Boat recipe she found online to what she has in her kitchen.
You don't need to have a large farm or even a big garden to grow your own food, there are plenty of ways to grow great crops in even the smallest of spaces!
What is square foot gardening?
Square foot gardening is a simple method of creating small, orderly, and productive gardens. The basic concept: Create a small garden bed (4 feet by 4 feet or 4 feet by 8 feet are common sizes) and divide it into a grid of 1-foot squares, which you manage individually. Seeds or seedlings of each kind of vegetable are planted in one or more squares, at a density based on plant size. Since there are no paths, there is no wasted space, and the soil in the bed stays loose because you never step on it.
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