WWC GARDEN
About WWC Garden
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HERB CREW
About the Herb Garden
Product Description
HORSE CREW
About the Horse Crew
www.warren-wilson.edu/~garden/Doc_and_Dan.php
GARDEN MARKETS
WWC Campus Garden Markets
Riceville Tailgate Market
WWC Communtiy Supported Agriculture (CSA)
WWC Dining Halls
COMMMUNITY GARDEN PLOTS
About the Community Garden Plots
Application Brochure
Member Highlights
EVENTS
Bee School
OGS Conference
CFSA Conference
WWC Plow Day
Herb Crew Sale
IMAGES
NATURAL SCIENCE SEMINAR RESEARCH PAPER
Soil-management history as a factor in Mexican Bean Beetle preference for String Bean plants
Agriculture Lime as a control for Leafcutter ants in San Pedro Colombia, Belize
Dr. Han is a professor in the Global Studies Department. He has had a garden plot for 8 years, and insists that he must have a garden wherever he lives. Dr. Han plants a variety of things including: Chinese garlic chives, scallions, tomatoes, potatoes, Chinese cabbage, corn, soybeans, and ginger. What is most appealing about the Community Garden to Dr. Han is the community aspect. "Having a plot here allows me to meet people, students, my neighbors, and my community. I get to share ideas and healthy organic produce!"
Shaun and Natasha have been part of the Community Garden Since 2005. They went into the Community Garden with some gardening experience and since have learned much. Their advice to perspective CG members is, "At times the garden takes much effort and hard work and at other times you sit back and watch it grow. Maintence is the key. There is nothing more rewarding than harvesting produce you grew and cooking a meal that completly came from your very own garden." During the summer of 2008 Shaun and Natasha were asked to become the Community Garden Managers. They accepted and since have said, "The experience is new to us and has been fun!"
These are only a few examples, if any CG members would like to add their picture and quote please email to garden@warren-wilson.edu