Showing posts with label Vegetables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vegetables. Show all posts

Photos from Mary Anne

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

These were taken last week. The first image is of okra. The second shows our discovery of a cucumber, and the third shows the actual cucumber. If you remember, take your camera to the garden and send us your best shots. We will then post them to the site.



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Eggplant, Cucumbers, Okra and more

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Our garden is flourishing. Vegetables are growing at what seems to be incredible speed. I frequent the garden several times a week, and I'm continually astounded by our bounty. Today Mary Anne Richardson, Jane Jordan and I picked eggplant, cucumber and basil. There are more cucumbers ripening on the vine and our okra plants, the ones that seemed sickly only weeks ago, are growing! The tomatoes will ripen next.

We have had a great turn out by volunteers from the neighborhood and Centenary. As vegetables ripen, volunteers should feel free to pick them and take them home. If a large number of vegetables are available for picking, please contact me, Ellen (embyron@gmail.com), or Mary Anne (maryanne.richardson@gmail.com) and we will let our volunteer pool know.

If you have questions about volunteer duties or would like to sign up, please email me as well. Mary Anne took pictures this morning, and she will post those later. Stay tuned.

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Contributors to the Blog

Ellen Byron
Ellen is a resident of Beall's Hill and a member of the neighborhood association.

Adam is a resident of Beall's Hill and a member of the neighborhood association. 

Mark is the founder of Macon Roots, an organization dedicated to community gardening in Macon, GA.  



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Macon, GA 31210
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