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Showing posts with label community garden mural. Show all posts

Saturday, March 30, 2013

2013 #Mountainair #CommunityGarden start up

Detail from community garden mural, Azusa CA. So when will our
garden get more of a mural than the big zigzag on building?
…Friday of last week, Tomas Wolff called a community garden meeting today. Not having heard to the contrary, shall we assume it is still on? Email wolff.clayworks@gmail.com or call 847-0324 to confirm and inquire after agenda details. Tomas writes,


Fellow gardeners,
 It being Spring, I thought it would be good idea to get together and talk about the community garden plans. How about Saturday, March 30th at 12:00 noon at the Mountain Arts on Broadway (MAOB) art center?
The trees are blooming in the valley!


Wednesday, August 31, 2011

A Community Garden video

Given what that iCreate and local community garden updates can get thin on the ground and even I tire of emailing reminders, I am always happy to see notice from Yvonne Savio, Common Ground Garden Program Manager, UC Cooperative Extension. There's something in the mail from iCreate's 'burque pardner, to cover the rest of update obligations. So extra thanks Yvonne from this weary blogger for sharing and thanks to original sharer, LA County community gardener Melissa Hauck, who writes... 


 
I'm a gardener at of one of the newest LA County Community Gardens here in Azusa which has just opened in April of this year.

Art Work by Local Students

Underdog Mural Program at Sierra High School, Azusa.
Elaine Stricklin, Art Teacher.
Rohit Kumar (of Local Blu & The Growing Home in Diamond Bar) interviewed local gardeners this past Sunday and made a short video of our own garden and gardeners which is the featured post on Local Blu right now. I thought other community gardeners would enjoy seeing what we've got growing on here in Azusa in such a short amount of time, and that we still have some plots available for rent. The video can be viewed online. Please visit the Azusa Community Garden webiste too. Thanks! Melissa Hauck