DeeplyRooted Community Garden

06/09/2026

Come visit! Check out these beauties thriving in the garden:

🌿 Prairie Smoke Flower
🌿 Copper Chinquapin
🌿 Allium
🌿 Elderberry
🌿 Lupine
🌿 Serviceberry
🌿 Pawpaw
🌿 Blue False Indigo
🌿 Asparagus and Strawberries

06/05/2026

🤩Huge thank you to our Department of Public Works for mowing the grass at the community garden. It looks great. We greatly appreciate your hard work! 💪🏼

05/15/2026

05/03/2026

🌱Are you thinking about gardening this year, but maybe don’t have the space to do it at your home?

Sign ups to rent a raised garden bed here at the community garden are now open! Feel free to message the page to get your name on the list 🪏 🪴

For $25, you get one raised bed for this year to grow produce, herbs or even flowers for yourself!

04/27/2026

World’s largest chives reaching for the sky! 😂 This is an ant’s view of the sensory garden. Come visit and see what’s popping up!

04/13/2026

🌳 Thank you to our volunteer, Ben, for sharing your knowledge on willow with us! And thank you to those who stopped by to learn and helped trim the willow fence around the raised beds. We also had some other volunteers moving mulch in the food forest. It was a nice informational and productive morning!

01/22/2026

Oh how we are dreaming of warmer days ❄️☀️

10/06/2025

Among the delicious food at today's potluck, our speaker for next week's seminar brought Chinese Chestnuts, scored and roasted to perfection. 🤤

Let us tell you that they were SO DELICIOUS!

Chinese Chestnuts are adapted to grow here in NY, but take a while to produce.

So, what's an anxious gardener to do?

Ben, who will be teaching Succession Planting next Sunday at 10:00 am, told us that it's best to grow Chestnuts surrounded by other productive plants. While the Chestnut tree grows, the others (think raspberries, currants, cherry trees, or even tomatoes) grow, produce and thrive all while the Chestnut is getting started. That way, you've made the most of your space while that polky canopy tree grows to size and maturity.

If you'd like to learn more about succession planting, join Ben at the DeeplyRooted Community Garden this Sunday at 10:00 am.

See you there!