Master's Work Community Garden

03/27/2017

It's so important that grow indigenous plants that will feed our bees. Without them, where would we be?

The bee’s population has plummeted nearly 90 percent since the 1990s.

02/25/2016

New to growing food? Check this out.

This beginner’s guide details the four biggest considerations when deciding what to plant.

12/31/2015

Welcome 2016! We can't wait to get back out in the garden.

If you're looking to save money and eat better produce in 2016, start by committing to take these steps.

12/12/2015

Our community is severely impacted by the city's "improvement" efforts. Our homes, businesses and garden spaces are at risk.

Philadelphia Housing Authority’s plans for $526 million urban renewal project has property owners alarmed about being displaced

10/01/2015

Everything depends on when you plant it, and what you do to it first.

08/17/2015

It's not over yet. There is still time to get planting.

Planting doesn’t just happen in the spring there can be planting through out the spring and summer for succession planting. Those in a climate where you can have winter vegetables you can be planting on into the fall. For winter gardening it’s a good idea to use a low tunnel or mini hop house for …

08/06/2015

I have been trying to figure this out for years!

You'll enjoy never-ending greens by following these steps. We tell you exactly what and when to plant.

07/29/2015

Get ready for the bountiful harvest!

Save some of summer’s best for later by pickling, canning, and oven-drying.

07/08/2015

Some inspiring urban farmers

Watch these new online shows to boost your confidence in growing your own food and becoming more sustainable.

06/18/2015

Save your berries!

Employ barrier and deterrence methods to protect your berry harvest from winged creatures that might get to the fruit before you do.

05/19/2015

Got weeds? You can eat some of them!

Supplement your diet—and save money in the process—by gleaning the wild and wonderful plants growing around your city.

05/10/2015

Our garden is being threatened through eminent domain by the Philadelphia Housing Authority. They have listed hundreds of privately owned properties in our community. Many of them are operating as gardens, businesses, and homes. They are holding a hearing on June 9th at City Hall room 400.