Dedicated to creation and promotion of Community Gardens in Round Rock
This website will be used as a forum to facilitate, communicate, educate and promote Community Gardens in Round Rock
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Volunteer Information
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New NHP Fundraising Co...
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Bookworms
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Construction Committee
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Garden Q&A
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Who we are:
Welcome to the Community Garden Project of Round Rock, TX!
Community Garden Announcement!
Neighborhood Harvest Project is pleased to announce we have secured land for the first public community garden in Round Rock. We have partnered with the Bahái Faith of Round Rock to create Unity Park Community Garden at 2746 Gattis School Road. The garden will be in the empty lot on the west side of the driveway. Click HERE for a layout of the garden.
We’re planning for a Grand Opening in the Spring of 2010. If you are interested in opportunities to help us build the garden, watch for Volunteer Day announcements on this website. For information on sponsoring the garden, or to donate items on our Wish List, please see our contact page.
To see photos of our progress on the garden, click here.
Neighborhood Harvest Project is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to promoting organic gardening and sustainable living in the Round Rock area through workshops and a community garden.
Community Garden Announcement!
Neighborhood Harvest Project is pleased to announce we have secured land for the first public community garden in Round Rock. We have partnered with the Bahái Faith of Round Rock to create Unity Park Community Garden at 2746 Gattis School Road. The garden will be in the empty lot on the west side of the driveway. Click HERE for a layout of the garden.
We’re planning for a Grand Opening in the Spring of 2010. If you are interested in opportunities to help us build the garden, watch for Volunteer Day announcements on this website. For information on sponsoring the garden, or to donate items on our Wish List, please see our contact page.
To see photos of our progress on the garden, click here.
Neighborhood Harvest Project is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to promoting organic gardening and sustainable living in the Round Rock area through workshops and a community garden.
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Bare root edibles have arrived at Natural Gardener!
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Hey, I wanted to find out what volunteers are needed for the NHP overall. Keep in mind that volunteermatch.org can be managed be several people at the same time to make things easy to manage. I'm familliar with how it operates and would be happy t...
Information for anyone wanting to Volunteer with Neighborhood Harvest Project
Erin
You are going to lose that tomato soon anyway. First frost will kill it. It doesn't like weather below 50 degrees anyway. Unless you are going to keep it well covered all winter, I wouldn't do any more work on it. Watch the weather. If it's g...
Lillian, can you tell me more about the A/C condensation capture connection? I've never heard of that before.
Paula
My tomato is ridiculously huge. I was warned that if I fertilized, the plant may invest in growth and not fruit output. Should I prune it back? I have tons of yellow flowers and near the bottom, some small tomatoes. My cucumbers are doing well. Th...
Who is the cute bald guy ?
Sorry I can't make it out. Had a client call for a massage appointment...
Robert
they are much larger now, that picture was from when they were 1-2 days old. I took them outside for the first time yesterday in a dog crate and they had their first taste of pillbugs, yummm. We have a new game " lets see if the chickens will eat it"
Garden layout work at UPCG
November 15, 2009 from 8am to 10am
Sunday morning we will be putting stakes in the ground to locate the basic footprint of the garden so that the cover crop can be seeded. This is an informal work session and no additional help is needed but Members are welcome to attend.
check out the "Compostopedia" on their website for a lot of interesting reading.
http://vermontcompost.com/
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