Login to My Account

Live & Thrive

No one logged in.
Share this web page...

Subscribe to RSS RSS

Live and Thrive Community Gardens officially starts today, February 1, 2012!

Sheryl McGlochlin - Wednesday, February 01, 2012

 

 

 

Our garden season runs now through Thanksgiving

Currently, we have 14 gardens but that number is growing!

News of WHEN each garden will open will be posted on the Daily Garden Blog

For all the very latest garden news, check the Daily Garden Blog

Weekly news will be sent to garden members via email.

We're excited to show you are NEW Garden Orientation Video, which will be published later this week.

Holladay Gardens are the first to open, See Garden Calendar

Check the Garden Calendar for our weekly working schedule or come and just look around.

RSVP if possible, if you are coming to work since we need plenty of help right now.

Details of what we are doing and what to wear are posted on the calendar.

Read the blog for details about when and where to start receiving bagels every week!

Thursday, Nov. 3: Watch our New Garden Video - designed to help perspective garden members learn more about us

Sheryl McGlochlin - Thursday, November 03, 2011

Share this youtube video with your friends and family members.

Click here to view my New Garden Video I just posted on the Garden website.

This is a good orientation video to help everyone get better acquainted with what we are all about.

Sat., Aug. 6, Take a Tour of our Future Gardens!

Sheryl McGlochlin - Friday, August 05, 2011

SL County-Farmer Showcase Local Urban Farm

Thayne Tagge is my very good friend, neighbor and mentor. Julie is a good friend and my neighbor.  She works for the city of Salt Lake.  Check out the amazing farm in Holladay that Thayne has cultivated from land that was leased to him by Salt Lake County.

 
 
Due to public demand, Salt Lake Countys Urban Farming program is teaming up with local farmeThayne Tagge of Tagges Famous Fruit and Veggies, to showcase a local urban farm.
 
The public is invited to an open house Saturday afternoon for a complete tour. Tagge will share information on how to purchase fresh produce and introduce two innovative farming operations: a solar powered drip irrigation system, which uses only a fraction of the water typically used to grow crops, and the use of black plastic mulch to increase production yields.
 
Other participants include Wasatch Community Gardens and Slow Food Utah. Wasatch Community Gardens and Salt Lake Countys public-private partnership has contributed to the development of community gardens in County parks. Slow Food Utah is an organization that promotes the buy local” movement, small independent farms, and local producers and retailers.
 
WHO:    SLCos Open Space and Urban Farming Director: Julie Peck-Dabling, Local Farmer: Thayne Tagge of Tagges Famous Fruit and Veggies, Wasatch Community Gardens; Slow Food Utah
 
WHAT:         Local Urban Farm Showcase and Tour
 
WHEN:        Saturday, August 6
1:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. – Julie Peck-Dabling and Thayne Tagge available for comment
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Open House
 
WHERE:       Holladay-Lions Recreation Center, north parking lot
1611 East Murray Holladay Road (4800 South)

Article Calendar

SuMoTuWeThFrSa
  
1
2
345
67
8
9
101112
13
14
15
16
171819
20
21
22
23
242526
2728293031  



Upcoming Gardening Events

3300 So. Garden Work, Saturday
26-May-2012
West Jordan Garden Work
26-May-2012

View all Live and Thrive Events


What others are saying…

Gardening is great for the mind and soul...More

I'm a believer too!...More