Attleboro Area Community Garden

A joint project of the Attleboro Land Trust and the City of Attleboro

This social network has been set up to serve the needs of the people who have plots in the Attleboro Area Community Garden.

Welcome

Stay tuned for sign ups for 2012.  Here is the contract that gardeners sign:

2011 Community Garden Contract.pdf

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Attleboro Weather Forecast

Opening Day 2008


Attleboro Land Trust

Citizens for a Sustainable Local Economy

Forum

Charles Adler

Seed Exchange 2 Replies

If you need seeds or have seeds to share, post a message here.

Started by Charles Adler. Last reply by Charles Adler May 25, 2011.

 

Announcements

Attleboro Community Garden Committee Meeting - Monday, Feb. 6 - 7:00 pm
at Oak Knoll Wildlife Sanctuary, 1417 Park Street, Attleboro

If you would like to help make plans for the coming season, please attend this meeting.  If you can't be there, but would like to help, please contact Coordinator David Hill at dsh761@verizon.net or by telephone at 508-222-1298.

 

Sign Up for a Plot in 2012

If you would like to sign up for a plot, you can do so at the Attleboro Public Library at 7:00 pm on Monday, March 5, or Monday, March 12.

Latest Activity

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David Hill and Deb Goeschel joined Attleboro Area Community Garden Jan 10
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Jill Shriver is now a member of Attleboro Area Community Garden Jan 4
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Sumeyye Sazak is now a member of Attleboro Area Community Garden Oct 19, 2011
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Doing my sunday morning walk when i saw this guy going shopping in Plot 53 and 19. see photos
Status posted by mary and robin Aug 14, 2011
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Photos posted by mary and robin Aug 14, 2011
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Photos posted by Lynne Meloni Jun 19, 2011
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Robyn Coffroth updated their profile Jun 12, 2011
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Lynne Meloni updated their profile photo Jun 7, 2011
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Lynne Meloni updated their profile Jun 7, 2011
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Photos posted by Lynne Meloni Jun 7, 2011
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Photos posted by Lynne Meloni Jun 7, 2011
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Free Seeds

I have the following free seeds available:string beanscucumberspinachwinter squashlettucesunflowercatnipchivesdillmarjoramoreganoparsleyLet me know what you need.See More
Blog post by Charles Adler May 25, 2011
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Charles Adler replied to Charles Adler's discussion 'Seed Exchange'
I have free seeds, including: string beans cucumber spinach winter squash lettuce sunflower catnip chives dill marjoram oregano parsley Let me know if you would like any.
May 25, 2011
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James Tinory is now a member of Attleboro Area Community Garden May 24, 2011
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Robyn Coffroth is now a member of Attleboro Area Community Garden May 17, 2011

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Blog Posts

Charles Adler

Free Seeds

I have the following free seeds available:

  • string beans
  • cucumber
  • spinach
  • winter squash
  • lettuce
  • sunflower
  • catnip
  • chives
  • dill
  • marjoram
  • oregano
  • parsley

Let me know what you need.

Posted by Charles Adler on May 24, 2011 at 10:34pm

mary and robin

Can't make opening day.

Mary and I will not be able to attend the opening clean up day. We will be out of town that weekend.

Posted by mary and robin on April 8, 2011 at 4:39pm

Rhiannon Fernandes

2011 Garden

Hi! I'm new here...just wondering if there are plots still available for 2011?  If there are no plots left can we still volunteer to help out with clean up, etc.?

Posted by Rhiannon Fernandes on January 24, 2011 at 7:10pm — 1 Comment

Jeisikah

Organic?

Hi there,

I am wondering if the AACG is organic only? Are the plots that are on the waiting list only at the location that is behind the library on the way to Mechanic Street on the left? (Sorry, new resident here, do not know the area very well!). Any answers would be great. Happy to be a part of this "blossoming" online community.
-Jess

Posted by Jeisikah on June 17, 2010 at 11:02am — 1 Comment

Carol Waite

Contaminated soil......

.......is there an answer yet? I don't believe all the garden plots were under the water in the recent flooding, but I thought the soil was going to be tested for heavy metals (from the Ten-Mile) and anything undesirable left over from the sewerage that was mixed in with the water. Does anyone know the outcome of the tests?

Posted by Carol Waite on May 26, 2010 at 4:55pm — 1 Comment

 
 
 

Members

  • David Hill
  • Deb Goeschel
  • Jill Shriver
  • Sumeyye Sazak
  • James Tinory
  • Robyn Coffroth
  • Pisey Donlevy
  • Jerry Lavoie
  • Deborah Foley
  • Bev-Lee Johnson
  • Rebecca Jennings
  • Pagna Eam
  • Elyse
  • Martha Chopko
  • mary and robin

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