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Posted by *********************** on January 26, 2012

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So, we've been planting plants and scattering seeds!

This is Kayla (me) scattering alfalfa sprout seeds. :)

Here is Amy propagating Salvias.

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As I blogged about in my previous post, a few weeks ago we gathered to construct our first of several compost bins. With all the help we had we were able to get it done in no time at all! We're happy to have a video to show you: Isn't that great? Thanks to everyone that came out and provided invaluable help. Our compost bins will produce the soil we need to support a sustainable system. As we're creating this fresh and fertile material we are forming the foundation of a successful Neighborhood Garden. Kayla Marie

(RAD)ishshark

Radish Harvest! Here's a silly little poem for your reading pleasure. Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy. :) The Detested Radishark In the middle of the ocean, In the deep deep dark Dwells a monstrous apparition, The detested Radishark. It’s an underwater nightmare That you hope you never meet, For it eats what it wants, And it always wants to eat. It’s appalling bulbous body Is astonishingly red And its fangs are sharp and gleaming In its huge and horrid head, And the only thought it harbors In its small and frightful mind Is to catch you and to bite you On your belly or behind. It is ruthless, it is brutal, It swims swiftly, it swims far, So it’s guaranteed to find you Almost anywhere you are If the Radishark is near you, Pray the beast is fast asleep In the middle of the ocean In the dark dark deep." ...

Cast your vote!

Happy Monday everyone! :) Garden on Marais is in the running for a five hundred dollar grant, presented by the Crescent City Farmers Market here in New Orleans.The grant will be awarded to the group with the most votes. You can cast your vote online today by following this link, http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BRZVH5V Voting will close this Tuesday,tomorrow, June 7th at 8 am. After online voting ends we can vote in person at the Crescent City Farmers Market.Here is a list of their times and locations.Stop by the market, enjoy fresh produce and vote for us!! Tuesday 9am-1pm at 200 Broadway Thursday 3pm-7pm at 3700 Orleans Avenue Saturday 8am-12noon at 700 Magazine Grey skies smiling at me, Kayla Marie

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