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GALLERY

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P7130532.JPG	P7130530.JPG	West side of church
Herb garden	5'x6' bed growing	Strawberry patch starting
Greening Sacred Spaces beans growing	GSS beans June12	Corn growing June 12
Growth June 12	Zucchini, radish, dill, peas, cucs	Naomi and Lindsay helping to water
MHP helping children grow. :)	Chris, Trevor and Chandar On a break from the hard work of moving soil from bags to the garden beds.	Anna helping to move soil
front of church by Marc Koecher	Garden Plans 2014 - 5ft x 6ft bed	Garden Plan 2014 - West Crib
Garden Plan 2014 - East Crib	Garden plan 2014- 4ft x5ft bed	Accessible Bed Plan
Garlic Chives	Initial Concept Sketch by Gina McKenzie-Lodge	Fiona prepping for new garden bed
Naomi helping prepare for a garden b	Building the raised beds.	Much thought and hard work.
Hugh and Allan building	Screwing on cedar boards
Building	Building
	Break time	Improving on an experimental bed. An experimental garden used previously will be changed into our main vegetable garden bed location. Prior experiments in gardening have given us the knowledge and the confidence to go forward with our full scale community garden and permaculture plans.
		Planting Day at MHP Rev. Karen, Naomi, Molly, Benjamin, Holly and Fiona showing the beginnings of our garden on planting day.
Planting Day Rev. Karen, Gina, Naomi, Molly, Benjamin, Holly, Fiona and Chandar.
Molly and Naomi planting seeds


Spring life	Urban Harvest at the Bee Shop	Choosing seeds
Urban Harvest Seed Racks	rain barrel	Potato box concept
front east garden bed	Church-west sanctuary wall	MHP Church lawn
Original Sketch design Original concept thoughts by Gina McKenzie-Lodge	5' x 6' bed concept	Accessible raised bed concept
New garden plan 2014	MHP Proposal Garden 2014	Initial Square Foot Garden plan 2014 by Gina McKenzie-Lodge
May 2014 Garden Calendar	June 2014 Garden Calendar	Overview with garden & solar panels
Garlic Chives	Produce	Companion Growing style

Experiment success

Our Garden. Our Community.

Many people have come together to help make this garden happen. It started as a seed and has evolved into a full, working garden. In the photos you will see members of the Morningside-High Park Presbyterian Church and members of our community working to build the raised beds, plant and grow. It is a learning experience for us and is an amazing journey thus far.