Just a few days until school starts.
2 big tomatoes and 53 romas for a total of 11 1/4 pounds all sent to the Food Service Department for lunches next week.
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Produce from our garden goes to help those who visit local food pantries, and will be used when school resumes for students.
County Food Pantry
About Me
- HELPING HANDS GARDEN PROJECT
- is a collaboration between AmeriCorps / Farm-to-School, North Country Master Gardener Volunteer Association and the Spooner Area School District.
How We Use our Harvest
Produce from our garden goes to help those who visit local food pantries, and will be used when school resumes for students.
County Food Pantry
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Sunflower in September
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Garden quote of the month...
"When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant." ~Author Unknown
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