Easton Earth Day
11 ways to make a difference at Easton Earth Day In our opinion, the best way to celebrate is to play a part in the festivities. Join us on Saturday,
11 ways to make a difference at Easton Earth Day In our opinion, the best way to celebrate is to play a part in the festivities. Join us on Saturday,
2022: Year in Review Cheers to another year! It means so much to us (and Easton) when people volunteer, grow their own veggies, and attend events at the gardens.
Winter Floral Wreaths We are so grateful for Krystal Snyder, West Ward resident, Penn State extension educator, and small business owner of Branch & Vine, to lead this festive workshop
More on some of the highlighted fall gardening terms: Climate Zone 6b USDA plant hardiness zones refer to different growing zones across the US - where the lowest low and
Starting garlic We wrangled some volunteers to plant garlic at our end-of-the-season potluck party in October. Super easy, even the kids helped out for this mini workshop. For starting garlic
West Ward Market Recap: July Week 1: Veggie Scavenger Hunt This week, we partnered with several produce and food vendors at the market to host an interactive Veggie Scavenger
What's that?! Fun Facts, Veggie Samples, & Recipes to Explore Unfamiliar Vegetables With so many different vegetable varieties, there are bound to be veggies that folks have never seen
Pollinator Appreciation! As we continue to enjoy fresh summer produce and are moving quickly through the delicious-ness of seasonal produce from local farms (strawberries, cherry tomatoes, blueberries, peaches & more
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,
Beekeeping 101 Mike Angelo, Lower Hackett garden's resident beekeeper, tends to two hives here. He was kind enough to open up the frames, suit people up, and tour the hives