Community Garden Project of Round Rock

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, Texas

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Members

  • Will Clayton
  • Ishkhanoohie Clayton
  • Sheyenne Alvarez
  • Melissa Chao
  • Karina Palmer
  • Stephen Palmer
  • Tiffany Childress
  • wendy miller
  • Test Member
  • Audrey Charba
  • Carla Smith
  • CT Goss
  • Alyssa Goss
  • Alicia Jarma
  • Russ Hunt Jr
  • Curtis Doss

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Who we are:

Welcome to the Community Garden Project of Round Rock, TX!

Unity Park Community Garden is now open!

If you've driven by Unity Park CG lately you will see that it is not as ready as we would have liked to have it by the time Spring planting season rolled around. We've decided, however, to go ahead and open the garden for you folks that just can't wait to get started!

The application packet request is posted HERE.

Click HERE for a layout of the garden.

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, please see our Sponsorship page

To see photos of our progress on the garden, click here.

Neighborhood Harvest Project is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to promoting healthy local food and sustainable living through education and community gardening in Round Rock and surrounding areas.

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Events

December 27

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February 1

Monday

Today

February 27

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Lori Ferris

Local Food at Local Restaurants 1 Reply

Started by Lori Ferris in Media/Publications. Last reply by JoAnne Ringer 2 minutes ago.

Erin Rodriguez

Federal Bill Threatens Local Foods, take action

Started by Erin Rodriguez in Media/Publications 7 hours ago.

Jeff Ferris

Rhubarb is available at the Natural Gardener 2 Replies

Started by Jeff Ferris in Uncategorized. Last reply by Lori Ferris 1 day ago.

Latest Activity

Lori Ferris replied to JoAnne Ringer's discussion 'Starting seeds' in the group Seed & Plant exchange
You can start many seeds inside now that will be transplanted outside after the ground and air warm up. Just make sure they have enough light, like Jeff talked about in the seed starting workshop. A window is generally not enough light. If you have…
3 hours ago
Lori Ferris added a discussion
Local Food at Local Restaurants
I ate lunch today at Taco Deli (yummy yummy!) and they had a BIG sign up saying they are now buying their eggs from a local farm in Gonzales. Yay!   According to their website, they also buy local tomatoes, squash, portabella mushrooms, Thunder Hear…
3 hours ago
JoAnne Ringer added a discussion to the group Seed & Plant exchange
Starting seeds
Am I correct in assuming that we should start seeds now that would/could go in the ground after our frost date of 3/15 or should we wait a little longer?  I'm reading that beans need warm soil as do tomatoes and peppers do what do we start now?  Can…
3 hours ago
Erin Rodriguez added a discussion
Federal Bill Threatens Local Foods, take action
I don't know if it is inappropriate to post this here so, if it is, let me know! Anyways, here is an email I got that I thought I'd share with likeminded individuals. Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance                             …
7 hours ago
Lori Ferris left a comment for Will Clayton
yesterday
Lori Ferris replied to Jeff Ferris's discussion 'Rhubarb is available at the Natural Gardener'
Not that you'll be able to plant it this week, but if you LOVE rhubarb (like I do!) we found some at Home Depot in RR yesterday.
yesterday
Erin Rodriguez replied to Erin Rodriguez's discussion 'Help me keep my garden from being a catbox!!!'
LOL good idea.
yesterday
Will Clayton updated their profile
yesterday
Will Clayton updated their profile photo
yesterday
Will Clayton is now a member of Community Garden Project of Round Rock
Welcome Them!
yesterday
Lori Ferris replied to Erin Rodriguez's discussion 'Help me keep my garden from being a catbox!!!'
Maybe you can sprinkle some catnip seeds on the OTHER side of the fence!
yesterday
Lori Ferris replied to JoAnne Ringer's discussion 'Two Questions, make that three.'
JoAnne - do you already have the blackberry plants? Or are you just wanting to plant a fruit crop in the front yard? If you don't already have the blackberries, you might consider some other type of food-producing plant that isn't so stickery. And w…
yesterday
JoAnne Ringer replied to JoAnne Ringer's discussion 'Two Questions, make that three.'
Guess I have to think about this a little more.
yesterday
Melissa Chao, Ishkhanoohie Clayton and 5 other members joined Lori Ferris's group
Unity Park CG Group
For the Gardeners and Volunteers at Unity Park CG
yesterday
Lori Ferris replied to Katy Bingham's discussion 'All around cooking/ baking replacement for canola oil' in the group Recipes
I agree with you - butter is best! And one extra bonus - if you buy cream from local cows and make it yourself - or just buy local butter - you KNOW what's in it! Unlike all those other oils we've talked about.
yesterday
Robert Gardner II replied to Katy Bingham's discussion 'All around cooking/ baking replacement for canola oil' in the group Recipes
Butter. If you're baking sweets...butter. Anything else makes you a communist and unpatriotic. Course, I just like it. Andrew Weil is a good source of info, there's even a dvd available through netflix. Generally speaking I like olive oil for most…
yesterday
 
 

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