What’s Growing?
The growing season is nearing an end. There are still herbs to harvest and no one has taken the shelling beans. They’d make a delicious soup for those cold days that are coming.
Sunday, November 9 after the service, we will plant the garlic and barley as a cover crop. The cover crop protects the soil and adds nutrients during the winter months.
And before you know it, spring will be on the horizon. Peas are traditionally planted on St. Patrick’s Day. Stay warm and dream of the good things that will be growing in the spring.
The adirondack chairs are being painted and will be on the lawn in the near future.
Our garden was begun with a grant from the Northern Rhode Island Conservation District, Rhode Island State conservation Committee and the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Services.
If you enjoy the garden and would like to make a monetary donation, you can use our paypal link.
