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youthbuildlouisville

4 months 2 weeks ago

The days are getting longer, and classes are starting up again... can't wait for the new growing season! Abundance and blessings

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Golfgal113

4 months 2 weeks ago

Just joined and started up a school garden in Woodland, CA

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spellsa

4 months 2 weeks ago

This is my 1st time on this site :-) excited to join in!

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mhuerkamp

4 months 2 weeks ago

Hi, I just joined KGI and I cant wait to learn what I need to get growing!

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HMBuysse

4 months 2 weeks ago

Hello! I am glad I found Kitchen Gardeners International. I am a lifelong gardener, having started nearly 40 years ago by helping my grandfather. I am interested in establishing school and neighborhood gardens in Prince William County, Virginia.

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West Coast Fellow

4 months 2 weeks ago

Hey campus farmers! I am working with a college that is interested in starting an aquaponics project and hopes to eventually sell tilapia to their school's cafe. I am wondering if any of you out there are already doing anything like this and would be willing to talk to me about your experience! You can e-mail me at claire.cummings@bamco.com or call me at 650-906-3436...any help would be greatly appreciated!

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West Coast Fellow

4 months 2 weeks ago

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lkuzak

4 months 2 weeks ago

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sagelady

4 months 2 weeks ago

Looking forward to the spring. Have permission to start a School Garden project at my grandsons school. Will apply for the grant and hopefully get it...but if not...will do the garden anyway...so worth the effort and expense.

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VanessaAustin

4 months 3 weeks ago

Eager to exchange ideas with others in Puerto Rico...

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5 months 18 hours ago

I have just started to receive seed catalogs this year. I used to order organic seed from The Cook's Garden, but hadn't for several years, so I was surprised to receive their catalog. It looked glossy and big, compared to what I remembered. Yes, indeed. It is now owned by Burpee.

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yenti

5 months 2 days ago

wonderful day. my 3 yo daughter n I did our first kitchen garden.

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The Family Food...

5 months 1 week ago

I planted a pecan tree in my front lawn 6 years ago. Yesterday I noticed something near the top. A pecan, the first and only one. I split it with my wife. Delicious, I can't wait till next year.

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Janzepho

5 months 1 week ago

Looking forward to a break in the drought and a wonderful growing season for 2013.

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sabyc105

5 months 1 week ago

Trying to set up a KGI group in Kolkata, India. Any suggestions where to start?

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Alice Campbell

5 months 1 week ago

neighbors with small children have had fun the past few summers planting spuds and pulling corn, competing with 'coons and squishing tomato worms!

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annemarieking

5 months 1 week ago

Anyone experienced with teaching families with no gardening experience to grow in small spaces economically? Some ladies at a local low income housing projects noticed their Hmong neighbors and want help. They are allowed to replace existing shrubs and lawns! They have doors on the south and north, so the experienced gardeners have nice beds. The best method I have found is Food4Wealth. Anything better?

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Isaac

5 months 1 week ago

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scott.n.dyer

5 months 2 weeks ago

Also looking for other forums to join to research. Young and motivated to learn, interested in hydroponic, bubbleponics, soil gardening.

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scott.n.dyer

5 months 2 weeks ago

Researching information to start a garden in the backyard in raised garden beds soon. Located in Southern California Mojave Desert. Starting to research for Peppers, also tomatoes. Reading up on a worm farm I want to start to make my own worm compost and bought some worm castings compost, roots organic and pro-mix premiere hp and made a mixture for my 2 boston ferns I am trying to recover. Looking to get some seeds for jalapenos and some peppers and grow at least 2 indoors under a t-5 lamp setup for now.

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