tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-83264408776960976582011-12-08T13:07:11.788-05:00The Towson Presbyterian Church Inter-generational Garden is located next to the church's labyrinth at the corner of Chesapeake and Highland Avenues in Towson, MD.Cyndienoreply@blogger.comBlogger161100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8326440877696097658.post-15385912426313162692011-11-19T13:07:00.001-05:002011-11-19T13:10:02.005-05:00

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Cleome Melampodium Pansies Banana Peppers Kale & Collard Greens Okra Flower

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Cranberry Red, Russian Banana, Yukon Gold Farmer Ken and July Crew Chief Jennifer B

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Our 18th delivery of the season to ACTCincluded lettuce, chard, squash, peas, and a bouqet of flowers cut fresh from the garden.

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On Sunday, two TPC Sunday School classes came to the Garden for a tour and picking. The children (about 20, I guess),came with their teachers, and after the general tour was done, they picked some peas from the vines. Some of the children wanted to take the peas home, others eat them right out of the pods. Several children wanted to try some radishes. We pulled a few from behind the peas. I

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(1) Fresh peas on the vine  (2) Ageratum  ("Blue Horizon") with Euphorbia ("Diamond Frost") at the base  (3) Nasturium ("Empress of India") - the nasturiums are edible!

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Very well it seems, fresh vegetables are continuing to be taken to ACTC (see the garden log) and, as you can see from the pictures, more plants are beginning to flower and there will soon be peas for the picking.  Stop on by anytime!

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Our TPC Gardeners have been hard at work preparing the soil for another wonderful growing season. New flowers have been planted around the exterior and the spring harvest has already begun (see the Garden Log for details).

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The Garden Writers Association is starting a new campaign for individuals or companies to plant an extra row in their garden to help feed our hungry neighbors. Please see the brochure for more info. Working together we can make a difference!

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Planting will start on TPC's Earth Sunday/ Blue Jean Sunday, April 10th! Call the church office at 410-823-6500 for more information or to volunteer.

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Gardening Success StoriesSpring is coming and seeds are being started indoors in preparation for another wonderful growing season for the Intergenerational Garden. The IGG is fortunate to be showcased in an article posted on the University of Maryland Extension Grow It Eat It program's Garden Success Stories page (Click underlined link above to see article.) What a terrific way to help spur on

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Below is a "Poetry Salad" created by Madeleine of thoughts from campers after Camp BeeTree visited the IGG and Labryrinth.I saw a garden with fruits and vegetables. I like seeing all thingsI haven't seen before.It was so cool . . . that I liked it so much. Sweet, tall, strong, big, bright, bold, smallSTEVIA: Green leaves, very sweet, thin . . . stems . . . A very beautiful purple cabbage Yummy

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Are you interested in knowing exactly which types of herbs and vegetables are planted this year? Check out the new pages to find out more.

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Here are some new pictures of the Garden. The gardeners have been working hard keeping the plants watered during this dry spell. There are some wonderful beans, what will be delicious tomatoes and some beautiful cabbage. Stop by and take a look!

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Check out these great pictures of the IGG.  The plants look great and the gardeners are already harvesting greens.  Doesn't the broccoli look beautiful! You can click on the pictures to view full size.

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TPC Inter-generational Garden blessing and dedication"I am the vine, you are the branches. Those who abide in me and I in them bear much fruit, because apart from me you can do nothing." (John 15:5)On Earth Sunday TPC launched a new effort which is already "bearing much fruit". Hopefully you've had a chance since then to stop by and see the newly created TPC Inter-generational Garden (IGG).

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