The babies are here! This Summer has been a bit cooler (which I have to admit I like) but that also means it takes a little bit longer for the garden to mature. But that is okay with us. We love our babies. Check out our beautiful little eggplant, melon, pumpkin, and zucchini. Aren't they adorable!
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About the Giving Garden
The Community Giving Garden was planted on corporate property and is maintained by volunteers with the goal of growing and giving fresh vegetables to the families served by Eagan Lewis House and The Open Door Pantry.
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- Florida Natives Survive Minnesota
- Pixie in a sleeping bag?
- Harvest Still Life
- Pollinating by paintbrush?
- Kale and Hearty
- Blackeyed Peas
- The British Contingent
- Sharing by any other mode....
- Powdery Mildew on the Pumpkins
- Land of 10,000 giving gardens??
- Walk Like an Egyptian Onion?
- Fruits of Abundance
- Cool, Cucumbers are Ready
- We Dig Potatoes
- Eat Local Challenge
- Peas and Thank You
- Can't keep a good Dill down
- Spot the toad
- Sharing the Harvest
- Garden Babies
- Happy Bugs
- Lettuce Deliver. We're Bean Good.
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