We are an organic garden dedicated to sustainable practices and education. At least half of our produce is donated to Plant a Row for the Hungry, and to students in English as a Second Language classes who work in the garden on Wednesdays. Our major workday is Saturday morning. Everybody does everything—there are no assigned plots. We have a garden “lesson” each workday. We also try at least one new crop or technique each season. The garden was started in 2010, under the guidance of Cullen Whitley, horticulturist. His outreach resulted in the “planting” of many more community gardens, which in turn have spawned many more.
2010
County:Wake
Participant Count:More than 50
Organization:Cooperative/Communal Garden
Plot Count:—-
Type:Faith-based garden Size:Less than 1/4 acre
Primary Production:Vegetables
Secondary Production:Compost, Flowers/greenery, Fruits, Herbs
Culture/Language:English, plus gardeners from 14 other countries (ESL students)
Everybody is welcome
Our primary target is people who do not have enough to eat.
Self-supporting. $10/person/season
Type | Name | Website | Phone | |
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Faith/Church group | Highland United Methodist Church | View site | 919-389-3198 | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) |
Time Period | Crop Type | Pounds Harvested |
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2013 | vegetables | 4,100 |