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The Hazelton Garden Challenge. The Hazelton Garden Challenge! This community project is an exciting opportunity for local families to grow their own food. Storytellers' Foundation has hired a team of local youth to help community members get backyard gardens started and they will be tracking the progress of each family throughout the growing season. The Garden Challenge is part of a local initiative to increase food security in the Hazeltons, and help build local food skills and knowledge. I am really go...

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Erica Mah: June 2007

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The Hazelton Garden Challenge. A Garden of Dreams. The Hazelton Garden Challenge! View my complete profile. Tuesday, June 26, 2007. A Garden of Dreams. Posted by The Hazelton Garden Challenge! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Erica Mah: Mmm.....delicious!

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The Hazelton Garden Challenge. The Hazelton Garden Challenge! This community project is an exciting opportunity for local families to grow their own food. Storytellers' Foundation has hired a team of local youth to help community members get backyard gardens started and they will be tracking the progress of each family throughout the growing season. The Garden Challenge is part of a local initiative to increase food security in the Hazeltons, and help build local food skills and knowledge. I am really go...

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Erica Mah: August 2007

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The Hazelton Garden Challenge. The Hazelton Garden Challenge! This community project is an exciting opportunity for local families to grow their own food. Storytellers' Foundation has hired a team of local youth to help community members get backyard gardens started and they will be tracking the progress of each family throughout the growing season. The Garden Challenge is part of a local initiative to increase food security in the Hazeltons, and help build local food skills and knowledge. I am really go...

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Erica Mah: Sparks of Curiosity

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The Hazelton Garden Challenge. The Hazelton Garden Challenge! This community project is an exciting opportunity for local families to grow their own food. Storytellers' Foundation has hired a team of local youth to help community members get backyard gardens started and they will be tracking the progress of each family throughout the growing season. The Garden Challenge is part of a local initiative to increase food security in the Hazeltons, and help build local food skills and knowledge.

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Hazelton Garden Challenge: Fresh Success

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Tuesday, July 31, 2007. The berries seem to have ripened overnight too, saskatoons, currants, and raspberries are getting heavy on the branches, ready to be made into delicious jams and jellies. Watch for upcoming cooking and food preservation workshops! Posted by The Hazelton Garden Challenge! The Hazelton Garden Challenge! View my complete profile. Garden Support Squad Profiles. JOIN THE DISCUSSION: FOOD IN OUR COMMUNITY.

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Tuesday, July 31, 2007. The berries seem to have ripened overnight too, saskatoons, currants, and raspberries are getting heavy on the branches, ready to be made into delicious jams and jellies. Watch for upcoming cooking and food preservation workshops! Posted by The Hazelton Garden Challenge! Thursday, July 5, 2007. It has been a cool and rainy last couple of weeks. At our demonstration garden, our seedlings have sprouted and transplants have recovered (some are even growing quickly! This community pro...

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Hazelton Garden Challenge: August 2007

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Thursday, August 23, 2007. Good Food, Great People. The Learning Shop's "Garden Challenge Support Squad" wrapped up an incredible summer's work with a cosy evening barbeque. We harvested delicious cucumbers, tomatoes, snow peas, onions, zuchini, broccoli, and carrots to put together an amazing feast. In the months to come the Garden Challenge will be in its final stage of harvesting, preparing, and preserving the vegetables, herbs, and berries that have grown all season long. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Hazelton Garden Challenge: June 2007

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Sunday, June 10, 2007. It is mid-June and the Garden Challenge is in full swing! The youth team has been out to visit a number of participants, digging around in their backyards, delivering fresh topsoil, and helping families set up raised-beds. Word is quickly spreading that there is a team of young, hardworking green thumbs wandering about the Hazeltons lending a helping hand to aspiring gardeners. Posted by The Hazelton Garden Challenge! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Hazelton Garden Challenge!

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Hazelton Garden Challenge: Seeds of Change

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Thursday, July 5, 2007. It has been a cool and rainy last couple of weeks. At our demonstration garden, our seedlings have sprouted and transplants have recovered (some are even growing quickly! With the Garden Challenge start-up complete, we are now entering a new phase in the Garden Challenge: Maintenance! Weeding, watering, fertilizing, and nurturing our plants. We will be checking in with each of the Garden Challengers next week and can't wait to see how everyone's gardens are coming along! Garden Su...

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Hazelton Garden Challenge: Good Food, Great People

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Thursday, August 23, 2007. Good Food, Great People. The Learning Shop's "Garden Challenge Support Squad" wrapped up an incredible summer's work with a cosy evening barbeque. We harvested delicious cucumbers, tomatoes, snow peas, onions, zuchini, broccoli, and carrots to put together an amazing feast. In the months to come the Garden Challenge will be in its final stage of harvesting, preparing, and preserving the vegetables, herbs, and berries that have grown all season long. This community project is an...

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Hazelton Garden Challenge: Garden Challenge Kick-Off

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Sunday, June 10, 2007. It is mid-June and the Garden Challenge is in full swing! The youth team has been out to visit a number of participants, digging around in their backyards, delivering fresh topsoil, and helping families set up raised-beds. Word is quickly spreading that there is a team of young, hardworking green thumbs wandering about the Hazeltons lending a helping hand to aspiring gardeners. Posted by The Hazelton Garden Challenge! The Hazelton Garden Challenge! View my complete profile.

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Thursday, July 26, 2007. Finding peace in the garden. What are you growing? From transplants: broccoli, cauliflower, kholrabi, cucumber, tomatoes, pumpkins. From seed: peas, lettuce, carrots, watermelon, cantelope, green peppers, and green onions. What have you been doing to maintain the garden? I've only watered it about 3 times, and haven't done much weeding because I wasn't sure which ones were garden plants and which ones were weeds. What are you enjoying the most about gardening? Pulling up the Weeds.

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Sunday, June 10, 2007. Fravourite Vegetable Dish: Mashed carrots and turnips. Past Gardening Experience: Some experience. Used to have a garden, but that was about 17 years ago. Soil Conditions: A lot of clay - very hard to grow anything in it. Participating in the Garden Challenge because: Just really want to garden. Biggest Challenge: Keeping it weeded, and maintaining it all summer (will be away in August). Goals: To get something out of the garden that you can eat! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).