Garrison Flats Community Garden
@garrisongarden.bsky.social
A community garden (est 1997) providing the local neighbourhood with a peaceful place to grow food amidst the glass and concrete tall towers of downtown Toronto.
Some plotters rea lly kno w how to put their plot to bed!
November 20, 2024 at 6:01 PM
Some plotters rea lly kno w how to put their plot to bed!
"Gift economies arise from the abundance of gifts from the Earth, which are owned by no one and therefore shared."
Robin Wall Kimmerer
How a serviceberry trees provides abundance to meet the needs of its natural community. A read for gardeners and and inspiration to share their harvests.
Robin Wall Kimmerer
How a serviceberry trees provides abundance to meet the needs of its natural community. A read for gardeners and and inspiration to share their harvests.
November 16, 2024 at 1:43 PM
"Gift economies arise from the abundance of gifts from the Earth, which are owned by no one and therefore shared."
Robin Wall Kimmerer
How a serviceberry trees provides abundance to meet the needs of its natural community. A read for gardeners and and inspiration to share their harvests.
Robin Wall Kimmerer
How a serviceberry trees provides abundance to meet the needs of its natural community. A read for gardeners and and inspiration to share their harvests.
Our community outreach includes periodic bake sales with proceeds going to local support groups - such as the Fort York Food Bank. During the Fall season we were able to donate over $900 in total.
November 16, 2024 at 12:46 PM
Our community outreach includes periodic bake sales with proceeds going to local support groups - such as the Fort York Food Bank. During the Fall season we were able to donate over $900 in total.
November 15. You would think that the garden tucked up, sleeping. But it's not. There are still blooms hanging on, and while human visits have become more rare, the garden is beautifully active with birdlife. Cardinal Jnr, and the rocking rolling, splashing robins, a particular joy today.
November 15, 2024 at 9:14 PM
November 15. You would think that the garden tucked up, sleeping. But it's not. There are still blooms hanging on, and while human visits have become more rare, the garden is beautifully active with birdlife. Cardinal Jnr, and the rocking rolling, splashing robins, a particular joy today.