School Garden 2025 News
Back to School Gardens Students are back and Portland’s school gardens are bursting with abundance ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏…
Back to School Gardens Students are back and Portland’s school gardens are bursting with abundance ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏…
August News Great Garlic Gathering, farmstand updates, workshops, and ways to get involved! Save The Date! Join us at Hurricane Valley Community Farm in Falmouth for a new fall tradition! The Great Garlic Gathering is a chance to dig in…
July Community Gardens News 🥬Meditation in the Garden, Urban Growers Summer Series, and More! July Community Garden News Happy July, community gardeners! We hope that you are all having a wonderful summer. The gardens are looking lovely! Here at Boyd Street, the…
Calling all decoration and detail-Loving people! When: October 23rd, 1-5 PM Where: Hurricane Valley Farm, Falmouth Put those glamorous skills to work in preparation for our Great Garlic Gathering event. This volunteer afternoon will involve stringing up lights, setting up event…
Want to get your hands in the dirt? When: October 15th, 3 – 6 PM Where: Hurricane Valley Greenhouses, Falmouth This volunteer day is for the garden forward folx. We will prepare the field for massive garlic planting at The…
Support food security and local farmers. Join us to celebrate the harvest and plant next season’s garlic!
Our community gardens are inherently mindful spaces. They are quiet, nourishing, and hopeful, full of tender care. But when we come in focused only on the tasks at hand, we can miss the small details that make these natural spaces so beautiful. Join Kaneel in a guided meditation, all proceeds will benefit Cultivating Community.
Our community gardens are inherently mindful spaces. They are quiet, nourishing, and hopeful, full of tender care. But when we come in focused only on the tasks at hand, we can miss the small details that make these natural spaces so beautiful. Join Kaneel in a guided meditation, all proceeds will benefit Cultivating Community.
As we welcome Summer, we are reflecting on a Spring that marked new threats to the safety of the communities we support, funding losses, and a cold, wet start to the growing season. It has also given us hope in the power of community and what is possible when we stand together.
Summer won’t last forever, but our gardens can continue feeding us deep into the fall. Join Cooperative Extension and Cultivating Community for this final session of the Urban Growers Summer Series, and learn strategies for successfully extending the growing season. Participants will learn about the species that thrive in the cooler days of fall, how to plan and time your fall plantings, and techniques for protecting plants from the cold and wind. This workshop will prepare you to harvest well after the first frost!