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  1. Mijn Carolina reaper plant (uit zaadjes gekregen van een collega) doet het goed. Wel laat, dus hoop dat er nog enkele helemaal rood kleuren. #ediblegarden

  2. Mijn Carolina reaper plant (uit zaadjes gekregen van een collega) doet het goed. Wel laat, dus hoop dat er nog enkele helemaal rood kleuren. #ediblegarden

  3. Mijn Carolina reaper plant (uit zaadjes gekregen van een collega) doet het goed. Wel laat, dus hoop dat er nog enkele helemaal rood kleuren. #ediblegarden

  4. Mijn Carolina reaper plant (uit zaadjes gekregen van een collega) doet het goed. Wel laat, dus hoop dat er nog enkele helemaal rood kleuren. #ediblegarden

  5. Ze blijven maar komen, wat een oogst dit jaar.

    Voor en na foto: tomaten -> saus

    #ediblegarden

  6. Ze blijven maar komen, wat een oogst dit jaar.

    Voor en na foto: tomaten -> saus

    #ediblegarden

  7. Ze blijven maar komen, wat een oogst dit jaar.

    Voor en na foto: tomaten -> saus

    #ediblegarden

  8. Ze blijven maar komen, wat een oogst dit jaar.

    Voor en na foto: tomaten -> saus

    #ediblegarden

  9. Pruimenchutney van pruimen uit eigen tuin. Het is immers pruimentijd.

    Recept: deliciousmagazine.nl/recepten/

    #ediblegarden

  10. Pruimenchutney van pruimen uit eigen tuin. Het is immers pruimentijd.

    Recept: deliciousmagazine.nl/recepten/

    #ediblegarden

  11. Pruimenchutney van pruimen uit eigen tuin. Het is immers pruimentijd.

    Recept: deliciousmagazine.nl/recepten/

    #ediblegarden

  12. Pruimenchutney van pruimen uit eigen tuin. Het is immers pruimentijd.

    Recept: deliciousmagazine.nl/recepten/

    #ediblegarden

  13. This place sounds so cool!

    #Toronto - The Children’s Garden at #EvergreenBrickworks is where kids can explore and connect with nature. It’s a place for kids to get hands on the natural world, including exploring the garden’s rich array of plants.

    - Summer weekdays, July and August: 5:30pm to dusk (after Summer Camp programs)
    - School-Year weekdays, September through June: 4pm to dusk (after Children’s Education programs)
    - Year-round weekends and holidays: 8am to dusk

    Ecology at the Children’s Garden

    "Our #UrbanAgriculture beds within the garden offer space to grow familiar veggies and herbs. Garden spaces like these can play a vital role in bringing together community members to work to grow food collectively. They can also teach us some valuable lessons on the value of farms and protected local agricultural land, which are able to produce food on a much larger scale.

    Located inside the Children’s Garden, the Guild Garden is designed with children in mind. Made possible by support from Forester’s Financial, the garden is built around a central cherry tree surrounded by many species of plants (including fruit shrubs, berries, vegetables and herbs) to create a rich and diverse garden for children to explore. The plants chosen for this garden support #BeneficialInsects, help deter pests and protect the soil.

    Lining the alley leading up the garden, stockpots and metal container were installed in 2021 by Foresters Financial, to showcase a regenerative landscape, while also providing food for both pollinators and people. The art on the planters was designed by #Délı̨nę #FirstNations artist and printmaker #LauraGrier.

    Milkcrate containers are a legacy left over from the #BoweryProject, which seeks to set up mobile urban farms by setting up #ContainerGardens in urban lots. Initially installed in 2015 with an urban agriculture focus, the milkcrates were revitalized in 2023 into a native container garden concept. This project aims to demonstrate to visitors that NativePlantGardens can be planted anywhere, even without a yard. The containers also aim to model the creation of #GreenCorridors that connect fragmented pieces of habitat throughout the city; to this end they were planted out with plants donated by #ProjectSwallowtail, which aims to connect #greenspaces across the city.

    The milkcrate containers in the alley contain edible native plant species. In 2023 they were planted out with the following:

    • Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum)
    • Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)
    • Spotted Beebalm (Monarda punctata)
    • Violets (Viola labradorica)
    • Wild Strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)"

    FMI:
    evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-w

    #SolarPunkSunday #SpendTimeInNature #NatureBasedLearning #BuildingCommunity #EdibleGarden #GreenerCities #UrbanGardens #MoreGreenTimeLessScreenTime #ChildrensGarden

  14. This place sounds so cool!

    #Toronto - The Children’s Garden at #EvergreenBrickworks is where kids can explore and connect with nature. It’s a place for kids to get hands on the natural world, including exploring the garden’s rich array of plants.

    - Summer weekdays, July and August: 5:30pm to dusk (after Summer Camp programs)
    - School-Year weekdays, September through June: 4pm to dusk (after Children’s Education programs)
    - Year-round weekends and holidays: 8am to dusk

    Ecology at the Children’s Garden

    "Our #UrbanAgriculture beds within the garden offer space to grow familiar veggies and herbs. Garden spaces like these can play a vital role in bringing together community members to work to grow food collectively. They can also teach us some valuable lessons on the value of farms and protected local agricultural land, which are able to produce food on a much larger scale.

    Located inside the Children’s Garden, the Guild Garden is designed with children in mind. Made possible by support from Forester’s Financial, the garden is built around a central cherry tree surrounded by many species of plants (including fruit shrubs, berries, vegetables and herbs) to create a rich and diverse garden for children to explore. The plants chosen for this garden support #BeneficialInsects, help deter pests and protect the soil.

    Lining the alley leading up the garden, stockpots and metal container were installed in 2021 by Foresters Financial, to showcase a regenerative landscape, while also providing food for both pollinators and people. The art on the planters was designed by #Délı̨nę #FirstNations artist and printmaker #LauraGrier.

    Milkcrate containers are a legacy left over from the #BoweryProject, which seeks to set up mobile urban farms by setting up #ContainerGardens in urban lots. Initially installed in 2015 with an urban agriculture focus, the milkcrates were revitalized in 2023 into a native container garden concept. This project aims to demonstrate to visitors that NativePlantGardens can be planted anywhere, even without a yard. The containers also aim to model the creation of #GreenCorridors that connect fragmented pieces of habitat throughout the city; to this end they were planted out with plants donated by #ProjectSwallowtail, which aims to connect #greenspaces across the city.

    The milkcrate containers in the alley contain edible native plant species. In 2023 they were planted out with the following:

    • Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum)
    • Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)
    • Spotted Beebalm (Monarda punctata)
    • Violets (Viola labradorica)
    • Wild Strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)"

    FMI:
    evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-w

    #SolarPunkSunday #SpendTimeInNature #NatureBasedLearning #BuildingCommunity #EdibleGarden #GreenerCities #UrbanGardens #MoreGreenTimeLessScreenTime #ChildrensGarden

  15. This place sounds so cool!

    #Toronto - The Children’s Garden at #EvergreenBrickworks is where kids can explore and connect with nature. It’s a place for kids to get hands on the natural world, including exploring the garden’s rich array of plants.

    - Summer weekdays, July and August: 5:30pm to dusk (after Summer Camp programs)
    - School-Year weekdays, September through June: 4pm to dusk (after Children’s Education programs)
    - Year-round weekends and holidays: 8am to dusk

    Ecology at the Children’s Garden

    "Our #UrbanAgriculture beds within the garden offer space to grow familiar veggies and herbs. Garden spaces like these can play a vital role in bringing together community members to work to grow food collectively. They can also teach us some valuable lessons on the value of farms and protected local agricultural land, which are able to produce food on a much larger scale.

    Located inside the Children’s Garden, the Guild Garden is designed with children in mind. Made possible by support from Forester’s Financial, the garden is built around a central cherry tree surrounded by many species of plants (including fruit shrubs, berries, vegetables and herbs) to create a rich and diverse garden for children to explore. The plants chosen for this garden support #BeneficialInsects, help deter pests and protect the soil.

    Lining the alley leading up the garden, stockpots and metal container were installed in 2021 by Foresters Financial, to showcase a regenerative landscape, while also providing food for both pollinators and people. The art on the planters was designed by #Délı̨nę #FirstNations artist and printmaker #LauraGrier.

    Milkcrate containers are a legacy left over from the #BoweryProject, which seeks to set up mobile urban farms by setting up #ContainerGardens in urban lots. Initially installed in 2015 with an urban agriculture focus, the milkcrates were revitalized in 2023 into a native container garden concept. This project aims to demonstrate to visitors that NativePlantGardens can be planted anywhere, even without a yard. The containers also aim to model the creation of #GreenCorridors that connect fragmented pieces of habitat throughout the city; to this end they were planted out with plants donated by #ProjectSwallowtail, which aims to connect #greenspaces across the city.

    The milkcrate containers in the alley contain edible native plant species. In 2023 they were planted out with the following:

    • Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum)
    • Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)
    • Spotted Beebalm (Monarda punctata)
    • Violets (Viola labradorica)
    • Wild Strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)"

    FMI:
    evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-w

    #SolarPunkSunday #SpendTimeInNature #NatureBasedLearning #BuildingCommunity #EdibleGarden #GreenerCities #UrbanGardens #MoreGreenTimeLessScreenTime #ChildrensGarden

  16. This place sounds so cool!

    #Toronto - The Children’s Garden at #EvergreenBrickworks is where kids can explore and connect with nature. It’s a place for kids to get hands on the natural world, including exploring the garden’s rich array of plants.

    - Summer weekdays, July and August: 5:30pm to dusk (after Summer Camp programs)
    - School-Year weekdays, September through June: 4pm to dusk (after Children’s Education programs)
    - Year-round weekends and holidays: 8am to dusk

    Ecology at the Children’s Garden

    "Our #UrbanAgriculture beds within the garden offer space to grow familiar veggies and herbs. Garden spaces like these can play a vital role in bringing together community members to work to grow food collectively. They can also teach us some valuable lessons on the value of farms and protected local agricultural land, which are able to produce food on a much larger scale.

    Located inside the Children’s Garden, the Guild Garden is designed with children in mind. Made possible by support from Forester’s Financial, the garden is built around a central cherry tree surrounded by many species of plants (including fruit shrubs, berries, vegetables and herbs) to create a rich and diverse garden for children to explore. The plants chosen for this garden support #BeneficialInsects, help deter pests and protect the soil.

    Lining the alley leading up the garden, stockpots and metal container were installed in 2021 by Foresters Financial, to showcase a regenerative landscape, while also providing food for both pollinators and people. The art on the planters was designed by #Délı̨nę #FirstNations artist and printmaker #LauraGrier.

    Milkcrate containers are a legacy left over from the #BoweryProject, which seeks to set up mobile urban farms by setting up #ContainerGardens in urban lots. Initially installed in 2015 with an urban agriculture focus, the milkcrates were revitalized in 2023 into a native container garden concept. This project aims to demonstrate to visitors that NativePlantGardens can be planted anywhere, even without a yard. The containers also aim to model the creation of #GreenCorridors that connect fragmented pieces of habitat throughout the city; to this end they were planted out with plants donated by #ProjectSwallowtail, which aims to connect #greenspaces across the city.

    The milkcrate containers in the alley contain edible native plant species. In 2023 they were planted out with the following:

    • Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum)
    • Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)
    • Spotted Beebalm (Monarda punctata)
    • Violets (Viola labradorica)
    • Wild Strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)"

    FMI:
    evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-w

    #SolarPunkSunday #SpendTimeInNature #NatureBasedLearning #BuildingCommunity #EdibleGarden #GreenerCities #UrbanGardens #MoreGreenTimeLessScreenTime #ChildrensGarden

  17. #Aotearoa / #NewZealand
    FREE #CompostingBasics Workshop – #ManurewaAuckland

    Sunday, 19 July 2026
    10:30 am - 12:00 pm

    #AucklandBotanicGardens
    102 Hill Rd, #Manurewa, 2105, #Auckland

    "Join us at Auckland Botanic Gardens for a FREE composting workshop, facilitated by Sue, to learn about the three different systems for #composting food and green waste in your #HomeGarden. You’ll get a great understanding of the basics of composting and see some of the systems in action in the #EdibleGarden.

    This workshop will be held in the Logan Campbell building, next to the edible garden.

    What to bring: optional ‘pen/paper’ to take notes.

    To help you on your way, all confirmed workshop participants get a 50% discount voucher to order a compost system through our website and, we’ll deliver it straight to your door.

    This course is proudly supported by Auckland Council, Auckland Botanic Gardens and delivered by the #CompostCollective."

    FMI and to register:
    compostcollective.org.nz/event

    #SolarPunkSunday #NewZealand #FoodScraps #Composting #CompostWorkshop #BuildingCommunity

  18. #Aotearoa / #NewZealand
    FREE #CompostingBasics Workshop – #ManurewaAuckland

    Sunday, 19 July 2026
    10:30 am - 12:00 pm

    #AucklandBotanicGardens
    102 Hill Rd, #Manurewa, 2105, #Auckland

    "Join us at Auckland Botanic Gardens for a FREE composting workshop, facilitated by Sue, to learn about the three different systems for #composting food and green waste in your #HomeGarden. You’ll get a great understanding of the basics of composting and see some of the systems in action in the #EdibleGarden.

    This workshop will be held in the Logan Campbell building, next to the edible garden.

    What to bring: optional ‘pen/paper’ to take notes.

    To help you on your way, all confirmed workshop participants get a 50% discount voucher to order a compost system through our website and, we’ll deliver it straight to your door.

    This course is proudly supported by Auckland Council, Auckland Botanic Gardens and delivered by the #CompostCollective."

    FMI and to register:
    compostcollective.org.nz/event

    #SolarPunkSunday #NewZealand #FoodScraps #Composting #CompostWorkshop #BuildingCommunity

  19. #Aotearoa / #NewZealand
    FREE #CompostingBasics Workshop – #ManurewaAuckland

    Sunday, 19 July 2026
    10:30 am - 12:00 pm

    #AucklandBotanicGardens
    102 Hill Rd, #Manurewa, 2105, #Auckland

    "Join us at Auckland Botanic Gardens for a FREE composting workshop, facilitated by Sue, to learn about the three different systems for #composting food and green waste in your #HomeGarden. You’ll get a great understanding of the basics of composting and see some of the systems in action in the #EdibleGarden.

    This workshop will be held in the Logan Campbell building, next to the edible garden.

    What to bring: optional ‘pen/paper’ to take notes.

    To help you on your way, all confirmed workshop participants get a 50% discount voucher to order a compost system through our website and, we’ll deliver it straight to your door.

    This course is proudly supported by Auckland Council, Auckland Botanic Gardens and delivered by the #CompostCollective."

    FMI and to register:
    compostcollective.org.nz/event

    #SolarPunkSunday #NewZealand #FoodScraps #Composting #CompostWorkshop #BuildingCommunity

  20. #Aotearoa / #NewZealand
    FREE #CompostingBasics Workshop – #ManurewaAuckland

    Sunday, 19 July 2026
    10:30 am - 12:00 pm

    #AucklandBotanicGardens
    102 Hill Rd, #Manurewa, 2105, #Auckland

    "Join us at Auckland Botanic Gardens for a FREE composting workshop, facilitated by Sue, to learn about the three different systems for #composting food and green waste in your #HomeGarden. You’ll get a great understanding of the basics of composting and see some of the systems in action in the #EdibleGarden.

    This workshop will be held in the Logan Campbell building, next to the edible garden.

    What to bring: optional ‘pen/paper’ to take notes.

    To help you on your way, all confirmed workshop participants get a 50% discount voucher to order a compost system through our website and, we’ll deliver it straight to your door.

    This course is proudly supported by Auckland Council, Auckland Botanic Gardens and delivered by the #CompostCollective."

    FMI and to register:
    compostcollective.org.nz/event

    #SolarPunkSunday #NewZealand #FoodScraps #Composting #CompostWorkshop #BuildingCommunity