We will be back in the garden Sunday, starting at 2 pm. and ending at 5 p.m. to: •Plant hundreds of spring seedlings •Compost •Install more fencing & •Harvest for a distribution Tuesday morning. Please join us!

Starting immediately, we cannot have any volunteers at the garden. We also cannot accept compost donations. Although we are very sad to have to implement these new restrictions, we want to do whatever we can to keep our volunteers healthy. In the meantime, we will miss you all!

If you're interested in the benefits of a healthy lifestyle and the medicinal powers of food, join Culinary Medicine at UNC-CH for a community cooking workshop this weekend!

Another great opportunity coming up this week

Our volunteers finally harvested our peanuts today after 130 days! The peanut plant is unusual because of its long growing cycle and the way it flowers above the ground, but fruits below it

Now that we're back on Twitter, we want to remind everyone of our weekly garden workdays! If you're interested in coming out to help, please follow the link below to sign-up.

This week, our volunteers came together to weed major pathways, chop and turn compost, prepare cardboard for mulch, and plant more fall crops! Collards, snap peas, kale, persimmons, mint, bottle gourd, and mustard were harvested and distributed to 14 UNC Housekeepers

Have items to donate? Edible Campus UNC is collecting items for the Carolina Cupboard, an on-campus food pantry that provides food at no cost to students who are facing food insecurity. A collection box is located at the entrance of Davis Library.

This past week at the garden, we cleared and prepped plant beds with lettuce, collards, swiss chard, beets and arugula! We also distributed the very last of the persimmons.

Check out this UNC Office for Undergraduate Research article ft. the Undergraduate Research Consultant Team led by AMST/FOLK Prof. Daniel M. Cobb. The team partnered with the Carolina Community Garden (CCG) to create an exhibit based on their research on American Indian writer & intellectual D’Arcy McNickle. our.unc.edu/news-update/pl…

CJs Cupboard, now open 24-7, 365 days/yr. Come visit us in MCG 2210! We all need nourishment. From having a bad day to a week’s worth of food. If you forget your lunch, need something to drink, need a tampon, etc., you are welcome here!

Southern bracken fern (Pteridium latiusculum var. pseudocaudatum) in January and June in our Coastal Plain Habitat. In NC, it grows mainly in the Sandhills and Coastal Plain in dry, sunny, sandy spots.

Just one week until Carolina #Beekeeping Club's first Bee School class! The course, which includes six classes and two field days, is free and open to UNC students, UNC staff, and community members. 🐝 Register: msha.ke/uncbeeschool

The dimpled trout lilies (Erythronium umbilicatum) are starting to bloom now in our Mountain Habitat. Stop by in the next couple of weeks to see them before they go dormant for another year! #springephemerals #nativeplants

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