Our peas had a major growth spurt this past few weeks. We're excited to have our fences covered with produce again. Creative vertical gardening like this is not only a great way to beautify the garden, but it also enables passerbyers to enjoy the fruits (or more literally veggies) of our labor.
There are lots of other beautiful coming to bloom during this rainy time. Check out our fruit trees. On Friday, if the rain is light enough we'll be starting some new planting projects around the space.
Check out our two green houses above, where we've begun growing some of our own seedlings.
Here is a group of happy seedlings that were planted by one of our volunteers who works in the garden during the day, and stays in the shelter each night.
I even noticed that some of our berries are about ready for eating!
A group of 6th graders from the SF Friends School that helps with garden tasks each Tuesday, helped to create these butterfly boxes to attract some diversity for the garden space.
Our peas had a major growth spurt this past few weeks. We're excited to have our fences covered with produce again. Creative vertical gardening like this is not only a great way to beautify the garden, but it also enables passerbyers to enjoy the fruits (or more literally veggies) of our labor.
There are lots of other beautiful coming to bloom during this rainy time. Check out our fruit trees. On Friday, if the rain is light enough we'll be starting some new planting projects around the space.
Check out our two green houses above, where we've begun growing some of our own seedlings. 
Here is a group of happy seedlings that were planted by one of our volunteers who works in the garden during the day, and stays in the shelter each night. 
I even noticed that some of our berries are about ready for eating!
A group of 6th graders from the SF Friends School that helps with garden tasks each Tuesday, helped to create these butterfly boxes to attract some diversity for the garden space.
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