Mound gardens take shape at community foods workshop

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Mound gardens take shape at community foods workshop

Warren Schlote

Jul 03, 2019 - 4 min read

The first cornstalk enters the ground. These seeds had been started in small planters in order to give them a required head start, so the beans could be planted on the same day. 4: Valen, Aaven, Jonathan and Myla Edralin each got seed packets to take home to begin growing their own mounds.

Mound gardens take shape at community foods workshop — The first cornstalk enters the ground. These seeds had been started in small planters in order to give them a required head start, so the beans could be planted on the same day. 4: Valen, Aaven, Jonathan and Myla Edralin each got seed packets to take home to begin growing their own mounds.

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