Halloween Lasagna Lunch w/ Pumpkin Cake - in exchange for your help loading a truck and trailer Wednesday morning!

I need extra help loading green plant debris from our South and West Jordan Gardens into a trailer and truck.

This is the last and final garden work this year in our South and West Jordan Gardens.

I realize Halloween is a busy day but it's the only morning we have equipment and vehicles available.

When they are loaded, lunch is served - between 11 and 12 noon.

Once it's loaded, you are done. 

Lorell will take it all to the dump.

Help us for whatever time you have available. 

RSVP if you are able to come so I bring enough food for lunch.

Come later than 9 AM if necessary.

Bring work gloves and a pitch fork if you have one.

Call me to find out where we are:  801-278-5313

Thank you so much!

ORDER of gardens we'll go to: 

• West Jordan Garden - 2881 W. 7180 So. - Meet here at 9 am 
• South Jordan B Garden - 11131 So. 2865 W.
• South Jordan C Garden - 9978 So. Redwood Road 

A HUGE thank you

FALL GARDEN CLEANUP: EVERY SATURDAY IN OCTOBER - 1 - 3 PM

Email, text or call me before coming to pick some up, anytime Thursday, Aug. 2nd, Holladay A Garden,, preferably in the morning, before 9 am when it's still cooler outside but anytime if fine if that doesn't work. 

There is a nice assortment of produce right now so please let me know if you want some.

Don't go until you hear a confirmation from me, just to make sure there's still plenty left. 

Look for the clip board next to the produce.  Sign in.  Bring your own bags. 

Don't ring the door bell or anything, just sign in, take some food, and leave.

Right now there is no garden work at the Holladay A Garden.

We do need help in Holladay B Garden, however. 

You can come later and help in that garden or any of our WEST side gardens, which are also very demanding right now... especially West Jordan and South Jordan A, B & C Gardens. 

A lot of the produce you are eating at my home right now is coming out of our 3 South Jordan Gardens.

Thank you so much for helping us in any of our 14 gardens this year!

It is GREATLY appreciated!

I hope you enjoy this harvest!

Continue to watch this blog and the Garden Calendar to see where we need help the most.

There will be several fruit trees i.e. pear, etc. that need to be picked soon. 

So many people, young and old, have spent a lot of time working in our 14 gardens especially this past month!  I can't thank you enough.  Garden work is hard work but you can literally see the fruits of your labors every week, which is SO rewarding.  You really are making a difference!!

Look at the Calendar Schedule.

I'll add more work dates this week, especially in the West Side gardens where we need the help the most.

If you are willing to work at a time that is best for you, please let me know since you really can work ANY daylight hours, Monday - Saturday, in any of the gardens, if I know about it a head of time, or the garden coordinator knows.

Food distribution will be happening Monday - Thursday especially, as well during the Calendar events.

Bagels

Artisan Bread

Help us pick apricots and you'll get some of those

Other produce are starting to come out of the gardens as well on a small scale right now, but those who work this week in these gardens will have access to this food first.  

You are the only workers we have and we need you if we expect to eat any of our harvest this year!

Tuesday, June 19:  8 - 10 am

Thursday, June 21, 8 - 10 am

These are GROUP WORK DAYS

You'll work with Dave Novack, the 33rd South Garden Coordinator

NOTE:  This year we have FOUR 33rd South Gardens - ALL on the same street within just a few houses of each other, so they are all VERY convenient!

RSVP or just come!

Questions?  Contact me. 

Contact Lori Schneider, the West Jordan Garden coordinator, or me, Sheryl McGlochlin, if you can come and work ANYTIME in this garden this week.  Contact one of us BEFORE working just to make sure we are both on the same page as to what you'll be doing.  We'll also be able to update you on work that has been accomplished from others throughout the week when you call. 

Holladay A - Sheryl's home & headquarters

Water all plants NOT part of the greenhouse dripline system

Plant peppers and tomatoes in greenhouse AND in front garden

Cut lettuce

Minimal weeding near Mulberry tree and in greenhouse

Holladay B - up the street from Sheryl's home on Casto

Keep a close watch on all young tomatoes and oregano plants that have been recently planted. Make sure they are getting enough water

Reinforce the fence that tomatoes are growing on

Cut Rhubarb

Pick peas – this may be the last week for picking peas!! 

Plant tomatoes, peppers and pole beans

Pull pea plants that are done producing

Pull the bigger weeds

Holladay C, Grey Rabbit Garden

Check on tomato plants

Holladay D, Mt. Olympus Garden

Finish installing dripline

Lay black plastic in both gardens

What we need help with this week: 

3 Holladay Gardens - each day this week

Continue to help us plant more tomatoes and peppers

Driver needed to go to Spanish Fork, Thursday afternoon, to pick up flats of plants waiting for 

A Garden - (my backyard)

Plant more tomatoes in greenhouse

Pull weeds, especially the big ones, from front garden

B Garden (6 houses up the street on Casto from my home) 

Continue to pull peas plants out

Make sure all tomatoes are getting water

D Garden on Wasatch Blvd.