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communitygarden.org

Ranson Community GardenCultivating Connection and Sustainability in West VirginiaNestled in the heart of Ranson, West Virginia, the Ranson Community Garden stands as a testament to the power of community, education, and sustainable living. This volunteer-based garden has become a thriving hub for residents, offering not just a space to grow plants but also a platform for learning, environmental awareness, and community engagement.Location and Size:Situated in the rural landscape of Ranson, this

westerngardens.com

https://westerngardens.com/wp-content/uploads/Plant-supports.m4v plant support supplies include tomato cages, bamboo, sticks, trellis

mclaughlingarden.org

Support Small Business Saturday.  Visit the well-stocked McLaughlin Garden Gift Shop – a great place to start your holiday shopping. In honor of Small Business Saturday (11/29), members will receive […]

nativeseeds.org

Shopping for someone else but not sure what to give them? Give them the gift of choice with a Native Seeds/SEARCH Gift Card. Gift card details:  Gift cards purchased online can be redeemed online only. After purchase, the gift card will be emailed to you, the purchaser.  To "give" the gift card to someone else, simply forward the email to the recipient. Gift card expires five (5) years from date of purchase, and have no additional processing fees.

seedsavers.org

Terrence Kerwin shares why he first decided to list seeds on the Exchange and why he has continued doing so.

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treeutah.org

Join our arborist Pascal at Conservation Garden Park for an informative class on the art and science of tree pruning. Whether you're caring for young trees or maintaining mature ones, proper pruning...

ediblewasatch.com

Edible Wasatch is a locally and independently owned member of Edible Communities Inc. We believe in knowing where our food comes from. Our mission is to inspire readers to explore our regional food system and support local producers, restaurants and related businesses by voting with their forks. In our pages (and on our website) you will find stories about the hard work and delicious payoffs that growers, chefs and food artisans contribute to our community.