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Links to news items of general interest featured earlier on this site.
Items specific to individual gardens are indexed on the main Tour The Gardens page.
2011
12-22-11 Screening worm castings: Here's how to do it.
11-19-11 Volunteers harvest the greens at a plot planted by Renfrow Hardware.
11-17-11 An update on the Thompson Family Focus garden from Garden Leader Laura Dobson.
10-22-11 Service Juris Day in pictures by Gaby Vincent.
10-16-11 Lawyers and their families will help out in the Charlotte Correctional Center Garden on Service Juris Day.
10-1-11 Scenes from the 2011 Garden Party.
9-7-11 A spruce-up day is planned to prepare the Demonstration Garden for the annual Garden Party.
8-28-11 Garden Coordinator Henry Owen figures in a gardening story in the South Charlotte News.
8-25-11 The Flaming Robo Duckies help out in the garden.
8-1-11 The July harvest: 3,800 pounds.
7-24-11 An Observer update on the impact of the Billingsville School Garden.
7-9-11 Canning classes. Here's how to register.
6-23-11 Henry Owen talks about the garden effort at Charlotte Correctional Center. In Diary at June 23.
6-22-11 Marking a milestone in the 2011 harvest, compared to 2010.
6-14-11 Cook's Community Garden featured in Today's Charlotte Woman's magazine.
6-10-11 Bees populate the Demonstration Garden hives.
6-5-11 Veteran community gardener Don Boekelheide writes about Reedy Creek in Lake Norman News; cache here.
6-1-11 An interim harvest report.
5-6-11 Workshops will cover basics of the summer garden.
4-28-11 A Sterling report.
4-27-11 South Charlotte News profiles Thom Duncan and the garden collaborative.
4-23-11 Plants donated from Hot As Possible will go into gardens across the community next week.
4-18-11 A greenhouse was donated today to the Demonstration Garden.
3-19-11 Pictures from the Spring Gardening Workshop at Cooks Community Garden.
3-6-11 Spring Gardening Workshop to be held March 19 at Cooks Community Garden.
3-4-11 A link to SouthPark Magazine's article on the gardens.
1-20-11 Garden coordinators meet.
2010
12-29-10 Our holiday greetings.
12-24-10 The Charlotte Observer profiles the Friendship Gardens project. Cache.
11-18-10 Total deliveries of produce to Friendship Trays cross the 1,000 pound milestone.
11-18-10 Will Walton completed an Eagle Scout project in the Demonstration Garden. See the slideshow.
11-14-10 Covenant Presbyterian volunteers work in the Sterling Garden.
11-8-10 Sterling Garden has a harvest.
11-8-10 A harvest at Seigle Avenue Presbyterian Church garden brings carrots and greens to Friendship Trays.
11-6-10 The Saturday harvest at Matthews Presbyterian Garden.
11-4-10 Patty Henderlite writes for Myers Park Baptist Church's newsletter about the Sedgefield Middle School Garden.
11-4-10 Fall greens at Covenant Presbyterian.
10-29-10 The fall garden at Matthews Presbyterian.
10-13-10 Rich Deming explains the Friendship Gardens strategy at Charlotte's TedX conference.
10-3-10 Click for a video record of the 2010 Friendship Trays Garden Party.
10-1-10 Radishes harvested at the Covenant Prebyterian Church Garden were delivered to Friendship Trays.
8-27-10 Tour the McAlpine Greenway Garden.
8-18-10 Tour the Frazier Park Garden uptown.
8-16-10 Six area gardens are on the Can You Dig It Community Garden Tour.
8-13-10 Tour the Huntingtowne Farms Community Garden.
8-6-10 Volunteers from Ernst & Young and Hands On Charlotte double the garden at Sterling Elementary School.
2009
9-11-09 Last day in the startup 2009 Demonstration Garden.
Friendship Gardens
Charlotte
Creating local, renewable nutritious food resources
for meals-on-wheels recipients
An Initiative of Slow Food Charlotte and Friendship Trays, Inc.
Friendship Trays, 2401-A Distribution
St. Charlotte, NC 28203 voice 704-333-9229 fax 704-333-5947
Meals-on-wheels in Charlotte-Mecklenburg, NC
Delivering, in a caring and friendly manner, balanced meals to individuals
in this community
who are unable, because of age or infirmity, to obtain and prepare their own
meal
Friendship Trays is a 501(c)(3) organization. Employer ID #56-1201496.
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license
are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 919-807-2000.
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