Rotary Community Garden and Food Forest of Coral Springs
Communication Forum for the Community Garden
Earth Fair at Whole Foods was great! Lots of people learned about our community garden, and left our table with beautiful origami packets containing marigold seeds, and with young cosmos grown from seed in the garden. The children left with seed necklace they’d made, and smiles on their faces! A lucky winner (stay posted) will win a garden plot!
It was great to make community connections. We reaped some wisdom from our “elders” at www.thefruitfulfield.org, the community garden in Pompano Beach.
Check us out at Earth Fair at Whole Foods in Coral Springs this coming Saturday afternoon! We will have plants, seeds, and information to share!
GardenFest Coral Springs is coming up: It will be next weekend (Saturday and Sunday Feb 19 and 20, 2011) at Riverside park. GardenFest’s mission is to provide gardeners with beautiful and unusual plants, information and garden art. Check out their website at
More people have been getting plots and creating gardens! Click on our new page entitled “Garden Plot Contract” from which you can download the document.
Last year, one of our gardener purchased a plot for his gardener wife for Valentine’s Day!
You can also dowload the agreement right here:
Here is a clear, straightforward guide of what to plant when in South Florida.
This tip about tomato growing comes to us via a wonderful information session about community gardens, organized by our awesome colleagues at the Pompano Beach community garden now known as The Fruitful Field.
Remember we are fostering natural and organic methods of gardening: practices that are good for us and good for the earth.
Rotary Community Garden and Food Forest of Coral Springs 