today we made a hot sauce to keep the squirrels and birds from eating the sunflowers , we also planted lettue .Hopefully we can make a nice salad for Erroll and every body at Sheridan .Im enjoying working in the garden more and more . I look foward to doing this kind of work throughout my life.
tara
Welcome to our adventures in urban farming in NYC! What began as an experiment with growing a few veggies in the Bronx has become a great success for our Bridge clients and community. This is an online record of our experiences on the farm, written by Stacey Van Rossum, with photos taken by Natalie Brickajlik, the Coordinator of our Horticulture Program. Thanks to funding from Burpee and The United Way of New York, our program was made possible!
Friday, August 29, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
today 8/27/08
We ate a watermelon today ,it was sweet, I think they should take some time to ripen though. Im waiting for the sweet poetatoes, I wonder how many well get? We started with two I wonder how hearty they are? We also planted a little spinach today and Stacey worked hard on the compost which will be ready for next year . I read that you can lay it down when its half done ,in the fall, and by the time spring comes around its ready. I collected watermelon seeds today, and callindulla seeds too
tara
tara
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Now a crazy poem from Stace
There isn't that much work now as the season nears an end. We recently planted parsley, lettuce, spinach and today radishes in areas where crops bolted or became unproductive and had to be removed. Today we harvested scallions, tomatoes, collard greens, kale, swiss chard and turnip greens. The wormbim is in its second time producing compost and the two outdoor bins are slowly but surely becoming compost. The End.
another crazy poem from tara
We cracked open a watermellie today, they were sweet I must say ,I wonder when we can break open the rest, that would be the bizzest.
Friday, August 1, 2008
Even more pictures of our workers
More pictures of our hard workers
Finally, Pictures of our Workers
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