They say "Many hands make the work light." We're thankful to have thirty hands planting, weeding, building tomato cages, and turning this little corner of our neighborhood into a beautiful garden. We used natural fertilizer, no commercial pesticides, and our garden will soon be (relatively) weedless as we finish our program of "Lasagna Gardening." This consists of laying down a couple layers of newspaper, then covering that with layers of mulched leaves (thank you Milligan grounds crew), dead weeds and clippings, etc. For the present it doesn't allow the weeds to grow, and at the end of the season we will work it all into the soil.
A number of our gardeners are reading a book together, Bill McKibben's Deep Economy. Stop by and see us sometime. Check out more pictures here.
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ETSU has established an endowment fund, "The Lamberts Native Plant Conservation Endowment". The fund will support the maintenance, care, and use of her home and her yard as a field-resource…
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