The Food Garden Project at The Monticello Help Center

The Food Garden Project at The Monticello Help Center The Food Garden Project at The Monticello Help Center The garden is a space for the community to volunteer, view and enjoy! to the garden.

On May 14th, 2011, the landscape of the Monticello Help Center and DMV was transformed and revitalized into a local volunteer community garden. All produce grown in the garden will be donated directly to the Food Shelf. Planting in the garden began at 10:00 AM on Saturday, May 14th, 2011, on the site of the Help Center. If you'd like to help, there's no need to RSVP, just bring your gardening glov

es and tools! You are also more than welcome to donate seeds, seedlings/plants, plants, herbs, etc. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about gardening, give back to the foodshelf for those families in need with fresh veggies/herbs/fruit, and get to know your fellow Monticello residents. Just leave a message on this page. After the garden is in place, a group of local volunteers has committed to managing and maintaining the garden, but all are welcome to help as time allows through the growing season. Monticello's garden is just one event happening in conjunction with the 350 Home & Garden Challenge.

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Hello! Our sincerest apologies for not keeping up on this page. We'll try and do better for 2016.

The Food Garden Project is a raised bed type garden that anyone can plant in and tend to. Its a community effort to help provide fresh veggies, fruit, edible seasonings, etc. for the food shelf next door.

Join us this Saturday from 10 until 2 for the community planting of the food shelf garden and check out our garden garag...
05/15/2013

Join us this Saturday from 10 until 2 for the community planting of the food shelf garden and check out our garden garage sale to support the garden. http://m.youtube.com/ #/watch?v=3aBB_pVY60I&feature=youtu.be&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D3aBB_pVY60I%26feature%3Dyoutu.be

2013 HOME & GARDEN CHALLENGE • MAY 18-19, 2013 GET INSPIRED + REGISTER YOUR ACTIONS AT: www.DailyActs.org

05/03/2013

Sam Schirvar listens to his small group share ideas during the Transition Stillwater meeting on Monday at the Stillwater Public Library. (Gazette Photo by Avery Cropp)

05/03/2013

Pam Warhurst cofounded Incredible Edible, an initiative in Todmorden, England dedicated to growing food locally by planting on unused land throughout the community. I had the pleasure to meet Pam and her fellow subversive plotters last fall on my way back from a conference in Ireland. They're not o...

Food Forest!
04/22/2013

Food Forest!

This film tells the story of a South Los Angeles edible garden planted in a surprising spot. Ron Finley, its planter, constructed the garden the way he wishe...

Plant day is soon :) May 18, 2013. Always enjoy watching this video.... Ahhhh spring
04/03/2013

Plant day is soon :) May 18, 2013.
Always enjoy watching this video.... Ahhhh spring

TAKE HEART. TAKE ACTION. THE 2011 350 HOME & GARDEN CHALLENGE MAY 14 & 15, 2011 TO LEARN MORE & REGISTER YOUR ACTION, VISIT: www.TransitionUS.org IN SONOMA COUNTY,…

02/05/2013

Joel Salatin set out on a journey to try and describe the abnormality of modern America after it struck him how people under 40 cannot imagine a world before supermarkets, takeout, TV dinners, Velveeta cheese and barcodes.

01/31/2013

Garden area lacking sun? We'll show you how you can still bask in great garden harvests by

01/31/2013

Joey demonstrates how to start onion and leek seeds and explains why watering from the bottom is best.

"Fruit Jam" love it!
01/09/2013

"Fruit Jam" love it!

Photo of a mature orange tree by Antonov Roman via Shutterstock Los Angeles, get ready to get to know your very first public fruit park! Wait, what's a fruit park, you ask? No, it's not a designated spot for eccentrics and oddballs, it's actually a public art project aimed

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Monticello, MN
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