A geodesic dome is being built at Unity Gardens, where people can come select from homegrown, fresh food to eat. @leogoldmantv has the details on how this dome will provide year-round access to healthy foods.
https://t.co/xxvc1GtwD5
Mrs. Connolly and students has revived the WHS Green House this past year and have been working to make connections with Unity Gardens and the Farmer's Market to sell what they grow. Great Job Mrs. Connolly!! @drtoddc @SouthBendCSC@unitygardens#everonward#PantherPride
Thanks to all who attended the @unitygardens Growing Summit! There's still plenty of opportunities to get involved by attending our upcoming Garden Life programs, or the Arbor & Earth Day Celebration on Sat. April 22 from 9am - 3pm in the Community Learning Center.
Are you interested in learning more about gardening? Join us for the Garden Life Series and Growing Summit with @unitygardens 🌱
Learn about gardening on a budget, soil & composting, urban chickens, and all things growing!
Register: https://t.co/4B1XPOcAFo
Spent 3 hours w/ #NDFootball safety (@BrandonJoseph_1 ) during his recent visit to @unitygardens . We covered a lot of ground: his transfer from Northwestern, his natural ability as a football magnet and his bold prediction for Week 1 @OhioStateFB
https://t.co/erIYcwaTjN
Happy to be serving with @unitygardens this week with our Summer Scholars students! We love showing these students how service is the 💚 of the @NotreDame community.
Thank you, Mitch Yaciw with @unitygardens for presenting Pests in the Garden at the Mishawaka Library! 👏🏻 If you missed the hourlong presentation - here is a small video clip from the event that offers tips on how you can manage pests in your garden. https://t.co/VPOVaUfudF
Join Mitch Yaciw from @UnityGardens on Thurs., June 16 - 6-7 p.m. for a presentation on managing pests in your garden. He will discuss the species that help & hinder the garden, with tips on how to keep the pesky ones in check. Registration required ⬇️🔗
https://t.co/Ir6tIfbITD
Foraging is fun!
Grape Hyacinths actually aren’t hyacinths at all! They’re a fully edible member of the Lily family.
Their buds contain a compound that changes pink when mixed with citrus! I’m sure you’ve all seen these invading your yard this spring. #unitygardens