Not only are we here to show what we are doing, but we want to provide you with advice from our team of expert gardeners with any and all gardening needs!
Our first report flowers from our bean bag project! Thank you for the beautiful submission and can’t wait to see what your plants yield next, Ginny!
Almost flowering! Healthy plants grown by Lynne mark the continued success of this project!
One of our team members, Developer and Communications Coordinator, Noah McAllister, found a monarch butterfly caterpillar in his rain garden on a swamp milkweed plant, an indicator of a healthy environment. If you have anything in your garden you are proud of and want to share you can send us and email. We would love to see what we have going on in our gardening community!
Proof that this project is successful everywhere! Our friend Jodi has 8 of her beans showing their heads on her balcony in Center City
Ginny's beans are looking beautiful, strong, and healthy after just about a week!
Michael is pleased with his success even though he says he has no green thumb. Looking great for being planted only a week and a half ago!
Not only is it great to be seeing more bean sprouts, it is great to see that Lynne is helping to build our community by having her friend Anne help. Nice growing, ladies!
Although nervous at first about not being successful, Sue is happy to be seeing progress on her Bean Bag.
To quote Lisa herself: "The beans have sprouted!". We love to see this enthusiasm about the project.
Another excellent submission from one of our team members, and longtime member of Beth David, Ginny Kendall!
A great looking bean bag from one of our team members, and Synagogue President, Lisa Miller. Look at the artwork on that stake!
A wonderful submission from one of our participants. Thanks, Michael!
The inaugural Bean Bag. This is how the project started.
On Friday, June 26, one of our volunteers, Rich, was spotted getting help from one of our favorite temple dogs, Ziva! (owned and loved by Executive Director Jill Cooper)
