Bethany Community Gardens offers free classes
Bethany Community Gardens is offering several free gardening classes this spring with a free meal included. Bethany Community Gardens in Indianapolis, Indiana, is offering free gardening classes this spring, with a free meal included. The classes will be held at 6 p.m. on the following dates: August 20 and August 20. The aim of these classes is to empower the community to garden and share over 5,000 pounds of produce each season, which is shared with volunteer gardeners and three local pantries. The gardens are used to grow vegetables preferred by the Burmese community, which has a large refugee population in the area.
Опубликовано : 2 месяца назад от Erica Quinlan в Science
INDIANAPOLIS — Bethany Community Gardens is offering several free gardening classes this spring with a free meal included.
When: Classes are held at 6 p.m. on the following dates:
• Aug. 20 — Closing your garden and preparing for winter.
Why: To empower the community to learn how to garden.
Bethany Community Gardens harvests over 5,000 pounds of produce each season. The food is shared with volunteer gardeners and three local pantries on the south side of Indianapolis.
Around eight garden beds are used to grow vegetables preferred by the Burmese community, which has a large refugee population in the area.