L.I.F.t.S. Community Garden in Trenton, NJ

 
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Created by: LIFtS
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  • USDA hardiness zone: 6b
  • Location: Trenton, NJ
  • Sunset climate zone: 0
  • Garden type: color community
  • Sunlight: 6 or more hours
  • Moisture: Dry to medium
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Tags: Community Garden, TASK, Mercer, Stewardship, faith, love, ewing
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COMPOST Aug 19, 2010
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Today I worked out a deal with a local Insurance Company to give us all compostable trash and coffee grounds! We will more then likly produce more compost then we will need, but what if we charge anyone who brings a five gallon bucket on buck per gallon? What do you think... to much should it be less?

Kristen replied 10 months ago
It looks like you do such great work for the community.  Do you have any photos for 2011?
LIFtS replied 10 months ago
Kristen, Sorry... very busy this year. Yes we have pictures this year. We've been much more successful with our hrvest, haveing partenered with a local farmer to give us some advice. Right now we are about... (more)
Kristen replied 10 months ago
Looking forward to seeing the picks - nice idea about partnering with a local farmer.
New media added Aug 11, 2010
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HUGE Water Bill- HELP!!! Whole garden Aug 10, 2010
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HUGE WATER BILL
Entomolo-garden replied about 1 year ago
Hi there LIFts - Are grey water systems allowed in Trenton.  I bet there is a ton of water going through the church.  Plausible? Let me know Emmet
LIFtS replied 10 months ago
Entomolo-garden, Thanks for pointing me in that direction. That's what we're looking into at the moment. I was also thinking we would see if the local High shool would like to help us find a solution.
Jul 29, 2010
One week away and BAM! Whole garden Jul 27, 2010
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Jul 26, 2010
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First Harvest / Valadation Basil Jul 16, 2010
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New planting Jul 15, 2010
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Basil
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Type: Annual
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Basil is a must-have in any herb garden. An annual plant... read more

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Pumpkins
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Type: Annual
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If you have enough space, fertile soil and a long enough ... read more

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Beets
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Type: Annual
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This cool season root vegetable is edible from top to bot... read more

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Radishes
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Type: Annual
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Radishes are easy to grow and can be harvested in only 3 ... read more

New planting Jul 15, 2010
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Cucumber
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Type: Annual
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Cucumbers are a fun, easy warm weather crop whose only re... read more

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Eggplant
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Type: Tender annual
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This warm season annual provides a variety of brightly co... read more

New planting Jul 15, 2010
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Tomatoes
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Tomatoes are by far the most widely-grown of all garden v... read more

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    - OGDGAF
  • I use coconut fibers and they work excellent in the place of peat. ...read more

  • I have many books on mushrooms and have even grown some, but I sure would love to find a local expert to learn from! ...read more

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