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Garden Vision

The Black Mountain Community Garden Seeks To:

Provide Space where families in our valley can grow vegetables for their own use.

 

Donate fresh vegetables to families in need.

 

Educate children and adults in the life-long skill of growing vegetables.

 

Create Community based around gardening and the valuable lesson of sharing with others.

 

 

 

 

 

Volunteering in the Garden

Regular Summer Workdays

>Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays: 9:00am - Noon

If these times don't work for you but you'd like to be a regular garden volunteer, contact us to setup another time.   Tasks vary week to week, but generally you can expect to help with planting, weeding, harvesting and general garden maintenance.  In exchange, take home fresh veggies for your own table! 

To sign up, contact Diana: diana.mccall@townofblackmountain.org or (828) 669-9286.

Groups

Looking for a community service project?  We can work with groups of up to 25 to help tend the 'Plant-a-Row for the Hungry' plots. To schedule a workday(s) for your school, church, or youth group, please contact Diana: diana.mccall@townofblackmountain.org or (828) 669-9286.

 

Upcoming Garden Events

Seasonal Cooking Demonstration at the Black Mountain Tailgate Market

Saturday, August 7, 9am-Noon

Garden Supervisor and chef Diana McCall will be at the Black Mountain Tailgate Market with a seasonal cooking demonstration.  BMTM is located at 130 Montreat Road in Black Mountain.

 

BioIntensive Gardening Workshop Series:

Intensive Planting, with Laura Lengnick

Saturday August 21, 9am at the Community Garden

This workshop is free and open to the public.  To register or for more information contact Diana McCall:  diana.mccall@townofblackmountain.org

Laura Lengnick is the director of Sustainable Agriculture at Warren Wilson College and holds a PhD in Agronomy.

Click here for more information on Biointensive Gardening

 

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