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Then and Now: a look back at 25 years cultivating connection
Then and Now: a look back at 25 years cultivating connection

Garden City Harvest began in 1996, and I joined fifteen years later. As I reflect on our beginnings, I appreciate how much trial and error was required to find how best to feed this community.

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AnnouncementsGenevieveJuly 30, 202125th anniversary, peas farm, jean zoselComment
How to Slay Bindweed
How to Slay Bindweed
GardeningEmily KernJuly 7, 2021weeds, weeding, bindweed, weed management, common weeds, bind weed Comments
The Purslane Controversy
The Purslane Controversy

Are these low-growing succulents friends or foe? Turns out the answer is not as clear-cut as one might think.

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GardeningGuest UserJuly 2, 2021weeds, weed management, pigweed, purslane
Identifying and Managing Leaf Miners
Identifying and Managing Leaf Miners

Learn how to identify and manage leaf miners - a very common garden pest that you may find in your spinach, chard, or beets.

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GardeningEmily KernJune 25, 2021pests and disease, leaf miners, how to, pest control, leaf miner, videoComment
What is a Food Forest?
What is a Food Forest?

Food forests are a relatively new addition to the mainstream edible landscaping conversation, but their cultivation is actually quite ancient. So, what are they?

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Stories, River Road Neighborhoo...GenevieveDecember 26, 2020food forest, soil health, river road farmComment
On Winter and Gratitude
On Winter and Gratitude

One thing I love most about farming is the way my life mirrors the seasons. In spring, I bathe in green. My muscles grow as my body re-learns—slowly—the labor of sowing and planting.

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PEAS Farm, StoriesGenevieveDecember 22, 2020winter, farming, local farming, gratitude, thankful, environmental studies programComment
Easy Pumpkin Pasta
Easy Pumpkin Pasta

Pumpkin puree isn’t just for pies…This recipe will get you hooked on cooking with pumpkins!

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RecipesLauren O'LaughlinDecember 3, 2020pumpkin, pumpkin recipes, seasonal recipes, fall recipes, thanksgiving, winter squash, vegan recipe, vegetarain, dairy freeComment
The best part
The best part

Thanksgiving is often mythologized, and the history of the colonization of our country glossed over. Today, we'd like to take the best part of Thanksgiving -- giving thanks -- to remember some of the many things we’re so grateful for.

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Notes from the DirectorGenevieveNovember 26, 2020thanksgiving, thankful, grateful, farmingComment
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