Which Farm is for Me?

You’re ready to CSA farm share with Garden City Harvest. . . Now which farm is best for you? We've got some details to make the decision easy!

Veggie Subscriptions/CSA, AnnouncementsGenevieveDecember 27, 2022csa, local farming, local business, local food, fresh veggies, vegetables, urban garden, gardenComment

Selecting and Ordering Seeds

Our tips on how to select the right seeds for your garden and where to find them.

GardeningAlexandra BrownDecember 16, 2022community gardens, garden planning, spring gardening, seeds, seed orderingComment

Stronger Together

Fighting off their nerves, a group of teen farmers watched as 16 scholars from around the world stepped off a bus parked outside the River Road Farm.

VIDEO RECIPE: Blanching Cauliflower and Beyond

In this video Community Education Coordinator, Alexandra Brown, walks through the basics of blanching vegetables for winter storage.

4 Crops for Fall Gardening

As we bask in the sun these last few weeks of summer, some of us wish that we could enjoy our veggies and fruits further into the winter season.

Four Ways to Preserve Tomatoes

Tomatoes are the pinnacle of the harvest season. With our short summers they come and go in the blink of an eye. This post delves deeper into a few methods of preserving tomatoes that I find to be particularly convenient and delicious.

RecipesAlex BrownAugust 23, 2022tomatoes, food preservation, recipes, fall recipes, summer recipes, tomato recipesComment

Growing Winter Greens

My favorite time to farm is late summer and early fall. Tomatoes are coming in by the bucket loads. Most of the weeds slow down. I get to pull plants, plant cover, and start putting things to rest. It’s also the time--at least the best time--to plant my favorite crops: greens.

GardeningWinona BatemanAugust 21, 2022greens, spinach, winona bateman, gardening, season extender, season extension, fall gardeningComment

Pollination in the Garden: Bees, Buzz, and Wind

Luckily, we can learn a lot about pollination by making observations in our gardens and backyards. This blog will give you the buzz on how some common vegetables in your garden are pollinated (spoiler alert! they're actually fruits!).

GardeningRye DicksonAugust 19, 2022pollinators and beneficial insects, pollinators, pollination, bees, buzzComment

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