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If a sprinkler wasn’t working or a lock needed replacing at the Garden of Eaton community garden, Frank Smith was there to do it. At 90 years old, he didn’t work for the garden, but still kept a watchful eye on it from his house next door, and maintained it meticulously.
Read MoreThe southern half of the Bitterroot Valley and points east could start seeing mountaintop snow by Tuesday as a wet weather system moves into southwestern Montana.
Read MoreGarden City Harvest receives a lot of requests for Farm Party recipes following its annual event, and this year was no different. But the story behind the gathering and how the food is prepared is just as important as the recipes themselves.
Read MoreGarden City Harvest, a Missoula nonprofit dedicated to building community through agriculture, started in 1996 with a staff of three people growing vegetables on two small patches of rented urban land.
Read MoreMore than 130 local nonprofits are hoping the Missoula community will support them on Cinco de Mayo.
Read MoreGardeners without plots in the Slant Streets neighborhood can rejoice. In June, Garden City Harvest plans to open the Ivy Street Garden at the intersection of Ivy, Marshall and Franklin streets, and on Friday, the site was abuzz with activity.
Read MoreRaising carrot sticks in a toast, community leaders on Wednesday lauded the new lease that protects the PEAS Farm in the Rattlesnake Valley.
Read MoreThe board of trustees for Missoula County Public School’s voted Tuesday night to lease – not sell – the PEAS Farm to the city of Missoula for $1 per year through 2054. The board also discussed personnel matters.
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