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Staff Report The Promise of Peace Community Garden staged its first EcoFest last weekend in conjunction with Earth Day.
6 large tomatoes- (I mixed small yellow and large red) 1 avocado seasoning blend- (I used dried thyme, sea salt & black pepper) 1 tblsp lemon juice 1 clove garlic 1/2 bunch of fresh basil May add splash of balsamic vinegar or veggie broth for flavor Blend together in blender and chill! Serves 2
Every Saturday morning , POP has plants for sale and garden accessories, you can always come by to tour or inquire about “What’s Growing On!” We currently have basil plants, and compost cribs
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P.O.P. Tomato Brunch July 14th , 9:00- 11:00am at the garden Brunch includes: Fall Tomato Garden Class by Josh of Redenta’s Three course Brunch by Dave Pennington and John Wolf, and mimosas! Each participant will take home at least one fall tomato plant- more plants will be available!
It’s almost here! Okra Palooza 2012!! June 16th – 1:00-5:00pm Okra like you’ve never known it! Live music on a solar powered stage , “All things okra” activities, winners announced at 3:00 Tickets available on Saturday mornings at the garden or contact Elizabeth: ejdry54@yahoo.com tickets to taste 10dollars Full access 20 dollars
High school students from about 10 countries, including Brazil, Denmark, France, Mexico, Spain, and Sweden gathered at the Promise of Peace Community Garden Tuesday to help spread a little horticultural diversity.