In partnership with Dr. Clarence Monteclaro & www.TeachMe.Foundation
Kids Learn, When You Care and Matter...
Seasonal Harvest
Soil Regeneration
Pollinator Habitat
Native Plants
Victor School Garden Days
Saturdays 9:30am - 11:00am
Volunteers of All Ages are Welcome!
Potato & Cover Crop Growers
Volunteer Help Needed for Planting Seeds
Contact us to sign up for
planting in February & October!
Grow With Us & Adopt a Raised Bed for Spring/Summer or Fall/Winter
Take peace and refuge
Native plants, sweets of nectar
Pollinator's joy!
-Dr. Clarence Monteclaro, 2025
A Haiku is a short, traditional Japanese poem about nature that captures a fleeting moment of appreciation with simple, direct language that does not have to rhyme.
Capture a "haiku moment": Identify a single, clear moment or a specific image of nature that evokes a feeling or insight. The goal is to capture the essence of a single experience as if it were happening in the present tense.
Structure: Arrange your words into three lines following the 5 syllables (1st line), 7 syllables (2nd line), 5 syllables (3rd line) pattern.
Whether growing in the ground, in containers, in a raised bed, or hanging on the wall, we highly recommend starting with a few plants in a small, manageable area before expanding.
Gardening done well requires a commitment of time and labor. Recruit volunteers among family and friends to help care for the garden and share the seasonal workload.
As a good harvest can be surprisingly abundant, we encourage all gardeners to anticipate the fortune of nature's bounty and to share the joy with others.
