Announcements 2010 Startup Meeting
Our startup meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 27th, 7:00 p.m. at the firehouse. This is a mandatory meeting for all returning gardeners
New Garden Resource
Gardener Sarah Gannon recently put together a wonderful resource
called "What Happened to My Garden?: A Resource Guide to Common Problems With Your Organic Garden". Download
it here and it is available at the library.
Volunteer Opportunities
Interested in joining the Community Gardens, or helping out with this year's plantings? Please contact the garden coordinator for a list of opportunities. All ages and levels of expertise are welcome.
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Donate to the Gardens
We are self-sustained by annual fees, occasional grants, volunteerism and donations. Thanks to The Killingworth Foundation, you may make a tax deductible contribution to help us continue and expand on our mission.
The gardens are located at Parmelee Farm, 465 Route 81 (map), just north of the HK Middle School. The 133-acre town-owned property is open to the public for passive recreation. The 19th century farmhouse as well as most the out buildings are not open at this time. The small shed adjacent to the front garden is available for storage. Parking is available in front of the farmhouse as well as in front of the gardens. The Community Gardens are administered by the Town Municipal Land Use Committee. The MLUC meets once a month at the Town Office building at 323 Route 81. Do you have a service
you can offer to the community gardens project? Would you like to use the project
to promote your business? Contact the garden administrator at info@kwgardens.org or
203.641.2341 to discuss the available opportunities.
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