[Communications] Fwd: This Weekend: Stop by CCGA's first two How Does Your Garden Grow events!
Amy Olson
akeo at me.com
Wed May 3 18:48:25 CDT 2023
Hi Mamie, Lorraine and JW,
I hope you’re all doing well! You’ve probably seen this. I sent out an announcement for the HDYGG events this weekend. I set up an event collection for the series in EventBrite, and it’s very easy to set up registration. I can definitely walk someone through the setup so that you aren’t waiting for me again.
I’m so sorry I have been unable to do anything with CCGA. My schedule is super unpredictable because I am staying with my mom in Michigan and helping her recover from a couple of falls.
Amy
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> Subject: This Weekend: Stop by CCGA's first two How Does Your Garden Grow events!
> Date: May 3, 2023 at 7:28:29 PM EDT
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> Hello community gardeners!
> Finally, it looks like the weather is warming up...and just in time!
> Join us this weekend for our first two FREE events in the
> How Does Your Garden Grow? Spring Series.
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> Saturday, May 6 from 12-4pm
> Monarch Community Garden in Humboldt Park
> 1050 North California Ave, Chicago, IL 60622
> On Saturday, May 6, stop by the beautiful Monarch Community Garden from 12-4pm and tour the 100-plus plots where Monarch members will take visitors to various stations to learn about how they make their garden grow.
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> Established in 2011, the Monarch Community Garden is situated in Chicago’s vibrant Humboldt Park on land owned by Humboldt Park Health. Over the years, the garden has grown to include a beehive, extensive watering system, herb garden, perennial plot and other community spaces, such as a pergola where gardeners find respite during Chicago’s hot summer months.
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> During the tour, visitors can ask questions about their bees, composting efforts, and the trials and tribulations of providing water to such a large group of gardeners. They'll also discuss their commitment to donating fresh produce to local community groups and will touch on other aspects of the community that make their urban green space special.
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> Rainbow over Monarch Community Garden by Robin Russo.
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> Register at Eventbrite
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> Sunday, May 7 from 12 to 3 or 4pm
> The Land in South Chicago
> 2888 East 94th St, Chicago IL 60617
> What could be better than spending time in nature and tamales? Come visit The Land in South Chicago this Sunday, May 7th, from 12pm to 3 or 4ish, where Elijah and fellow gardeners will be giving away a few seedlings (lettuce, basil, tomatoes, tree saplings) and will lead us on a walk to learn about some of the natural medicinal gifts growing on The Land.
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> Learn about how this green space is cared for, from cutting overgrowth to mulching, to prepping the soil for growing vegetables. Stick around and enjoy homemade tamales, and network with like minded peeps! A few speakers may roll thru (bee keeper, herbalist, Tree Ambassador, chicken keeper) Feel free to bring a snack to share!!
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