Here's MG Jill's latest draft for the garden's layout.
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ABOUT OUR GARDEN
Aveson's Organic Garden is a vital and dynamic part of our unique curriculum. To learn more about Aveson Charter School, please visit us at www.AVESON.org
ABOUT OUR MASTER GARDENER
AVESON's inaugural Master Gardener Jill received her certification through the Los Angeles County Cooperative Extension's rigorous Master Gardener Training Program. In addition to her contributions at AVESON, Jill helms the Sequoyah School's organic garden. She also consults and conspires with home gardeners to maximize their gardening spaces with earth friendly, low impact methods. To reach Jill, e-mail freshvine@sbcglobal.net.
CURRENT MOON
OUR FIRST $5000
- Common Vision - $400.00
- Hardware Cloth - $244
- Hay Bales - $137
- Irrigation System - $447.86
- Orcaboard Beds - $3368.80
- Soil - First Truckload Donated
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- Our Baskets are Growing!
- Action Team Meeting Thusday 27 September
- Books from Rooh!
- Progress Report - Team Meeting 18 September
- School Garden Weekly
- Raised Beds Update
- Team Meeting Tuesday 18 September
- Garden Plan
- Raised Beds - Material List & Construction
- Next Steps
- Common Vision's Fruit Tree Tour
- Fun with Fungi
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GARDEN WISH LIST
- chop saw for constructing garden beds
- compost buckets
- fingernail brushes
- greenhouse
- magnifying glasses
- outdoor sink
- shed or cottage for tools
- shovels
- Square Foot Gardening by Mel Bartholomew
- wood chipper
- wood or bamboo poles
OUR GARDENING FRIENDS
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
SOW IN DECEMBER
- green onions
- kale
- leeks
- lettuce - head types
- parsley
- peas
- radishes
- spinach
TRANSPLANT IN DECEMBER
- asparagus
- broccoli
- cabbage
- cane berries
- cauliflower
- globe artichokes
- grapes
- horseradish
- jerusalem artichokes
- rhubarb
- strawberries
ABOUT OUR BLOG
To add, update or correct information on Aveson's Organic Garden blog, please e-mail First Grade parent Elizabeth Jebef at jebef@sbcglobal.net or leave a comment here.
2 comments:
Hi, I wanted to make you aware of the Tree People if you aren't already. They donate fruit trees to local nonprofits--they gave my children's last school so many trees they didn't know what to do with them. I don't think we will have that problem on the Aveson campus. : ) If you need more information, let me know. Thanks for the blog--it's great. : )
Elizabeth D,
Thank you for your comment. I have added Tree People (TP) to our Gardening Friends list.
If you have established a connection with the organization, perhaps you can act as Aveson Ambassador. It would be great to populate Aveson's sunny campus with more trees!
Let's discuss at next week's meeting.
Elizabeth J
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