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The climate is changing rapidly in the northeastern U.S. in ways that are already impacting our way of life. This talk will cover how these changes impact our native biodiversity, and also how we can use gardening as an ecological tool to seed the ecosystems of the future. We will discuss how thoughtful choices about what we plant now can promote native biodiversity while reducing the spread of harmful invasive species.
This workshop is offered online OR in-person at Greenwood Community Garden, Boston MA. Follow the workshop link for details. We’ll cover the basics for growing a healthy, organic garden including soil prep, planting, watering, and garden planning.
This workshop is offered online OR in-person at the West Springfield Community Garden, Boston, MA. Follow the workshop link for details. Learn how to take good care of your soil and employ practices like trellising, succession planting, and interplanting to grow more food.
This workshop is offered online OR in-person at 10 Josephine Community Garden, Boston, MA. Follow the workshop link for details. Learn to foster a healthy soil food web and reduce diseases and weeds with no-till gardening.
Raised beds and containers are great options for urban gardening. Learn about containers, building raised beds, and get our soil and crop recommendations.
By Anna Gilbert-Muhammad, Food Access Program Coordinator Friends of the [...]
By Anna Gilbert-Muhammad, Food Access Program Coordinator Friends of the [...]
Are you a medium to large scale farmer concerned about soil health, especially soil compaction? Join us for the morning and/or the afternoon at Appleton Farms in Ipswich, MA to discuss soil health and various tools at our disposal to mitigate soil compaction in annual vegetable production.
Can Mushroom Production Help Your Soil and Vegetable Production? [...]
Bringing Meadows into the Garden A free talk and slide [...]
