We are hiring for the position of Regional Garden Coordinator to support resident gardeners at seven affordable housing sites in Chittenden County. Read the full job description here.
Limited spaces still available to grow your own!
January 6, 2020 by
Registration for the 2020 Community Teaching Garden is still open, however as of 3/24, we only have 3 more spaces available. We are committed to running the CTG Course by creatively adapting to social distancing restrictions that may still be in place in May. We might gather virtually on Zoom for the first couple of […]
Give Thanks to Volunteers!
January 5, 2020 by
This month we’re giving a shout out to intern-turned-volunteer, Kristen Wirkkala! We’d like to honor her most recent work with us, leading fall and winter-time horticultural therapy programming at Ethan Allen Residence, a nonprofit residential care facility for elders focusing on holistic practices and memory care. The program empowers seniors through gardening activities that enhance […]
Be a part of the solution
January 1, 2020 by
Growing food builds community health and resiliency, educates children and feeds people! Will you please be part of the solution to hunger prevention, food justice and responsible land stewardship by supporting our garden education & grant programs with a gift today? Please click the button below to support our work in the upcoming year.
Garden Spotlight: Starr Farm Community Garden
September 30, 2019 by
To till or not to till, that is the question… By Libby Weiland, Statewide Network Coordinator One of the things I love most about community gardens–and I’m struck by it each time I pay a visit–is the fact that there are as many growing methods and gardening styles as there are gardeners to employ them. […]
Toolshed Tips: Late Season Garden Connections
September 3, 2019 by
If you are steeped in the world of gardening you know that the needs and benefits of our gardens continue well beyond the heat of the summer months. Therefore it is our job to spread the good news that–it’s not over yet! Not only are there still plenty of tasks to complete, but also loads […]
Growing Garden ‘Literacy’ at Highgate Library & Community Center
August 7, 2019 by
By Libby Weiland & Virginia Holiman My Visit “Show our guest what you’ve been growing,” says Ms. V, and within minutes of my arrival two young boys are guiding me around their yard–past the volunteer squash patch, through the archway starting to twine with scarlet runner beans, around the sunflowers just about to bloom, to […]
Toolshed Tips: All About Signs!
July 3, 2019 by
All About Signs! By Libby Weiland, Statewide Network Coordinator Presenting…the long awaited Toolshed Tips…(wait for it)…on GARDEN SIGNAGE! Okay, you may be rolling your eyes right now or perhaps you’re just as excited as I am, but either way I think you’ll find something useful in this month’s tips and accompanying garden signage examples. Why […]
Toolshed Tips: Building Accessible Gardens
May 8, 2019 by
Building Accessible Gardens By Libby Weiland, Statewide Network Coordinator It’s time to spruce up your garden—assess the damage of the winter on beds, pathways and other garden infrastructure, and get things in good shape for the growing season! As you’re replacing beds and re-establishing pathways, this is an excellent time to ask yourselves: “Is our […]
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