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June 15, 2016June 15, 2016Prospect Farm Leave a comment

The farm is thriving! Collards and arugula are now being harvested. Tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumbers and more are on their way. Come by to help out, or come by to see!

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A small piece of land (about 5,000 square feet) in Brooklyn dedicated to contributing to local, healthy alternatives to the industrial food system.

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We are closed to the public for the duration of the NY State PAUSE order. We are still accepting compost on Saturdays 11-12, drop off at the gate when garden member is present, no entry. Members, please review our policies for working in the garden alone, link in bio, based on @greenthumbgrows guidelines. ........... In better news, nature is not on pause! Strawberries are coming in, field peas we put in as cover crops in the Fall are sprouting, garlic is up, perennial herbs are coming back, and plum trees are flowering. Some members of team infrastructure are putting in more gabions to reinforce pathways. #communityresilience #communitygarden @greenthumbgrows

We are still getting the garden ready...staying 6 ft away from each other. If you want to come by this weekend and help, we'll be there Saturday 10-1. #communitygarden #communityresilience

Look who's blooming! #plumblossom from our pruning session last weekend, bloomed after 5 days in a vase. Looking forward to seeing them do it outside soon! #communitygarden

🤓 alert...seeds, snacks, maps, calendars...planting planning meeting for the #communitygarden #cropplanning @prpolefrone

Pruned the fruit trees today with the help of Larry Lapensee, our friendly local arborist. Took home some of the small pieces with plum/apricot buds that will bloom in a vase. Crocuses daffodils and tulips are coming up! #communitygarden

We asked everyone to our first meeting to write down what they want on their plates this year. 💚 #cropdreams #communitygarden

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