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September in the Garden

9/18/2020

Hi Friends,

Slightly cooler days bring hope that our gardens will start to thrive again after this most brutal summer.

Hugs to all who are dealing with loss right now. Special thoughts for you, and for those who have moved to Oregon and other areas affected by wildfires.

We are gardening on Sundays at 7 a.m. for the rest of this month.
In October we'll switch to 8 a.m.

You'll find a September planting guide below.

If you want to watch a wonderful movie with lots of inspiration and hope for gardens , one of our gardeners reminded me of The Biggest Little Farm. You may have to rent it , but it is worth watching.

The next Zoom meeting is September 22th
at 7 P.M. A little early this month because of a conflict
with the first presidential debate on the final Tuesday of the month.

Happy Gardening,

Linda
Ahwatukee Community Garden Project Coordinator

Linda Rominger is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Garden Meeting
Time: Sep 22, 2020 07:00 PM Arizona

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/77672868926?pwd=aXUzWk8zK2IrR3JYVEFhcjlTejhqQT09

Meeting ID: 776 7286 8926
Passcode: AKSfW2

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Community Garden Happenings

12/1/2019

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The herb spiral garden is thriving with lavender, basil, sage, rosemary, and spearmint.
The roselles are ripening on the Jamaican Hibiscus which make Red Zinger Tea.
We have hoops and netting to keep out the animals.
Jo harvests some mustard greens in one of our three keyhole gardens.
Debbie, Jo, Om, and Linda tending the keyholes.
Large loofahs planted in spring are still growing. They take 110 days to become a dried loofah which most people think originate in the ocean!

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May and June at Ahwatukee Community Garden

6/8/2019

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February in Ahwatukee Community Garden, Phoenix, Arizona

2/19/2019

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Phoenix Gardening in May

5/26/2018

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The Ahwatukee Community Garden in Phoenix (in the designated village of Ahwatukee) is alive with hollyhock, Mexican Flame Vine, Calendula, Swiss Chard, Grapes, Figs, Dill, Cabbage, poppies, tomatoes, eggplant, okra, Malabar spinach, beans, Cushaw squash, herbs, and more! Join us on Sundays 7 - 8:30 a.m. and then shop at the adjoining Farmers Market.