Sorting worms with the HOT Master Composters at the Harvest Celebration in 2010.
In 2008, the Back to the Earth Gardening Coalition (now the HOT Urban Gardening Coalition) held a Harvest Lunch at Carver Park Baptist Church to honor the students and volunteers who worked at the Carver Park Baptist, Doris Miller Elementary and GL Wiley Elementary gardens.
This year will be our 4th Annual Harvest Celebration, honoring the many students and youth who have participated at school and church gardens partnering with the HOT Urban Gardening Coalition. As well as honoring garden club students, the Urban Gardening Coalition is working with the McLennan County Hunger Coalition to promote the Spring Onto Summer Food Drive and raise awareness of the benefits of working with youth in the garden. The Harvest Celebration will be held at the Baylor Campus Garden on April 20th (as part of Global Youth Service Day) from 3:00–6:00pm.
Read more about the 2010 Harvest Celebration.
Read the press release from 2008 Harvest Celebration – celebrating the students and volunteers who helped at Carver Park Baptist, Doris Miller Elementary, and GL Wiley Elementary gardens: 2008 Celebration Lunch.
February 25, 2010 at 10:02 am
I am wondering if the greens will be edible at that date. I was planning harvest of those in early May max.
April 26, 2010 at 2:27 pm
I harvest greens of all types February to June. You should have plenty by now.