Edible Flowers

Here’s a list of some common garden flowers that are uncommonly edible.

GardeningEmily KernJuly 2, 2020gardening tips, gardening, pollinators and beneficial insects, edible flowersComment

Compost Tea

We’ve been on a bit of a compost kick lately… sticking with that theme, today we are going to learn about compost tea!

GardeningMaggie SchaefersJune 25, 2020compost, compost tea, gardening, community gardens, compost and soilComment

Mulching with Lawn Clippings

Good for more than a finished look!

GardeningLauren O'LaughlinJune 18, 2020mulching, lawn clippings, mulch, compost and soilComment

Revolutionary Composting

Guest writers from our friends at Soil Cycle speak on the beauty of composting.

GardeningLauren O'LaughlinJune 11, 2020composting, compostComment

Missoula's Most Ubiquitous Weed - Quack Grass!

How to identify and tackle one of Missoula’s most prevalent weeds!

GardeningLauren O'LaughlinMay 8, 2020community gardens, community gardens missoula, weeds, weeding, quack grass, quack, grass, grassesComment

Growing the Biggest Bang for Your Buck

Community gardeners estimated on average that they save up to $15 per week on their grocery bill by growing some of their own food, and some gardeners reported saving $50 or more per week. For those of you wondering how to maximize your garden space to save the most money, check out this three part blog.

GardeningEmily KernFebruary 10, 2020community gardens, budget gardening, garden planningComment

Sliding Scale Fees for Community Garden Plots

We’re implementing a new sliding scale for community garden plot fees in 2020, which means annual fees are changing for many of our gardeners. Although eliciting some initial groans, there’s a number of reasons for this change. The most important is that it allows Garden City Harvest to stay committed to providing places and opportunities for everyone to access healthy and fresh food regardless of income, ability, or means.

Gardening on the Northside

Article by Marnie Craig, Northside Gardener. A wonderful look into the Northside garden and the people that make it.

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