Category Archives: Garden Update

by Amy Swanson Last time I was at the Interfaith Garden was Oct 10th for an afternoon of recalling why vegetable gardens are important not only for our physical, psychic and spiritual health, but also for our environment. It was … Continue reading →

We aren’t the only faith community in the Boston area that is growing good food for our hungry neighbors. Take a look at the “Garden of Eden” growing the the heart of Boston.

You may be aware of Bill McKibben’s efforts to organize another worldwide day of action on October 10th. This time the theme is about getting to work to make a better, more sustainable future for our local towns and our … Continue reading →

We harvested close to 70 pounds of beautiful produce today – in under an hour, it helps to have a great crew. We had acorn squash, basil, green beans, lots of bok choy, butternut squash, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, one eggplant, … Continue reading →

By Amy Swanson Tuesday couldn’t have been a nicer day to work…not too hot, and not too cloudy. The crew of Connie, Linda, MaryAnn and I picked pole beans and tomatoes and did basic “maintenance” gardening. That included weeding, some … Continue reading →