Saving seeds
How to Save Seeds (and the planet) Seed saving is an important step of food sovereignty, the grow-your-own lifestyle, food waste diversion, and thrift. You can watch our quick video
Intro to our 6 Community Gardens
Intro to our 6 Community Gardens Situated in different neighborhoods across Easton, our 6 community gardens provide city residents with fresh, culturally relevant fruits and vegetables, safe recreational green spaces,
Plant Swap & Propagation Station Workshop
Did you know: The same methods used to propagate houseplants are used for other favorite plants. Tomatoes and basil can be propagated through "cuttings", fruit tree branches can be "grafted", rhubarb
Veggie-packed Garden Recipes
Veggie-packed Garden Recipes Have you stopped by Vegetables in the Community at the 10th & Pine garden this season to pick up some of our garden goodie bags? Many give-aways
The Importance of Native Plants in Your Garden
The Importance of Native Plants in Your Garden By now you have most likely heard about the native plant movement and the efforts to reduce the number of invasive plant
Turn Your Garden into a Pollinator Haven for National Pollinator Week
In honor of this past week being National Pollinator Week, here are some fun facts about pollinators, and 3 easy steps you can take to help the
Earth Day Challenge
Earth Day Challenge We're celebrating Earth Day all month long with a raffle contest highlighting "green" habits in Easton and beyond. Whether you're biking to work, eating local, or cutting
Recycled Seed Paper Valentines
Recycled Seed Paper Valentines Looking for a sustainable and heartwarming Valentine's Day gift? Upcycled, plantable seed paper was our pick. Craft it at home for a low-waste, eco-friendly present. Your
Grow your own Microgreens
Grow your own Microgreens Dreaming of summer greens during these cold January days? You can grow microgreens at home, ready to eat in a little over a week! What are
Easton Garden Works: 2020 Highlights
It's been a challenging year. But wrapping it up into highlights reminds us of the incredible perseverance of volunteers and organizations in this city, and the innate goodness in