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Riley Park Community Garden

50 East 30th Avenue
Vancouver, BC, V5V 2T9
7789983471
A food security project of Little Mountain Neighbourhood House

Riley Park Community Garden

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Welcome September!

September 10, 2017 Dhira Khewsubtrakool
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With a new month comes the first crimson clover bloom! Committee member and Professor Emeritus Dr. Art Bomke noticed this beauty in our clover cover crop beds. Cover crops are meant to enrich the soil this season in order to prepare for planting berry bushes next season! Make sure to check the beds out next time you're in the garden.

Here is a list of our September events (in addition to Saturday work parties at 10am):

Sept 14:  7pm                   General Meeting @ Room 320 in the Hillcrest Center
Sept 16:  10-2pm              Corn Festival with Riley Park Farmer's Market
                12:30pm            Artful Community Reflections
Sept 17:  11am & 3pm     UBC Rewilders Workshops
Sept 18:  6:00pm              Soil Science Workshop with Jo from Rootshoot Design
Sept 22:  6:30pm              Medicine Wheel Fall Equinox Celebration

Sept 23: APPLE FESTIVAL
Featuring:

  • Sweet and Savoury Apple Baking and Cooking Contest
  • Paper Bag Decorating (for you to take home the free apples)
  • BYOB - Bring Your Own Bag to take home apples
  • Tasting Table:  Apples - 6 varieties

Sept 30: 12:30pm Garlic Growing Workshop with Master Gardener Selina Pope
               3:30 pm Shakespeare in the Garden

 

 

 

 

 

 

← September 16th Recap: Garden Work, Corn Fest + Artful Reflections!Recap: Late Summer Tomato Festival + Workshop! →
 

Where to find us

50 E 30th Ave
Vancouver, BC V5V 2T9

Riley Park Community Garden is a food security project of Little Mountain Neighbourhood House (102-1193 Kingsway)

 

We acknowledge that the land on which we garden and gather is the unceded, ancestral, and traditional territories belonging to the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Funded in part by the Government of Canada's New Horizon for Seniors Program
 
 

Charity Registration Number: 107629925RR0001
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