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== General Notes == | == General Notes == | ||
| − | In-ground plots tilled over - looks great | + | * In-ground plots tilled over - looks great |
| − | Broken glass found - possibly a rain gauge or thermometer | + | * Broken glass found - possibly a rain gauge or thermometer |
| − | Discussed coming up with planting schedule and renting plots | + | * Discussed coming up with planting schedule and renting plots |
| − | Thad stopped by to donate some wood to use as a trellis | + | * Thad stopped by to donate some wood to use as a trellis |
| − | Discussed struggles with vineweed | + | * Discussed struggles with vineweed |
| − | There is a lot of it, and it will be an uphill battle to remove it from the garden | + | * There is a lot of it, and it will be an uphill battle to remove it from the garden |
| − | Team brought chicken and burgers to grill | + | * Team brought chicken and burgers to grill |
== Budget Plan: == | == Budget Plan: == | ||
| − | $150 - Seeds and starts | + | $150 - Seeds and starts <br> |
| − | $200 - Decorative and pollinator starts | + | $200 - Decorative and pollinator starts <br> |
| − | $200 - Organic fertilizer and pest contro | + | $200 - Organic fertilizer and pest contro <br> |
| − | $300 - New bed soil | + | $300 - New bed soil <br> |
| − | $150 - signage | + | $150 - signage <br> |
| − | $75 - Nice exterior trash can | + | $75 - Nice exterior trash can <br> |
| − | $300 - Hoop house repairs/improvements | + | $300 - Hoop house repairs/improvements <br> |
== Wishlist: == | == Wishlist: == | ||
| − | $800-1500 (**Later secured $1650 for hydrants**) | + | $800-1500 (**Later secured $1650 for hydrants**) <br> |
| − | The water spigot is not functional. It has continually been a weak point in garden operations. It would be ideal to install frost proof hydrants. A friend of Aaron’s might be willing to do this for free. | + | * The water spigot is not functional. It has continually been a weak point in garden operations. |
| − | $800 - Materials to construct green houses. The garden obtained a great deal of glass with which to make greenhouses, but additional materials will be needed to make that plan a reality. We would plan to do this work as the regular growing season is coming to an end. | + | * It would be ideal to install frost proof hydrants. A friend of Aaron’s might be willing to do this for free. |
| + | $800 - Materials to construct green houses. The garden obtained a great deal of glass with which to make greenhouses, but additional materials will be needed to make that plan a reality. ''' We would plan to do this work as the regular growing season is coming to an end. ''' | ||
Latest revision as of 12:08, 19 April 2024
General Notes
- In-ground plots tilled over - looks great
- Broken glass found - possibly a rain gauge or thermometer
- Discussed coming up with planting schedule and renting plots
- Thad stopped by to donate some wood to use as a trellis
- Discussed struggles with vineweed
- There is a lot of it, and it will be an uphill battle to remove it from the garden
- Team brought chicken and burgers to grill
Budget Plan:
$150 - Seeds and starts
$200 - Decorative and pollinator starts
$200 - Organic fertilizer and pest contro
$300 - New bed soil
$150 - signage
$75 - Nice exterior trash can
$300 - Hoop house repairs/improvements
Wishlist:
$800-1500 (**Later secured $1650 for hydrants**)
- The water spigot is not functional. It has continually been a weak point in garden operations.
- It would be ideal to install frost proof hydrants. A friend of Aaron’s might be willing to do this for free.
$800 - Materials to construct green houses. The garden obtained a great deal of glass with which to make greenhouses, but additional materials will be needed to make that plan a reality. We would plan to do this work as the regular growing season is coming to an end.
