Elm Street Program interns Rachel Ense and Kara Smith have unveiled their plans for a new community garden on Bank Street behind Grace Lutheran Church. The plans feature beds that would be available for the community to grow their own vegetables, as well as a gathering spot that would be used for meetings, workshops or socializing. The garden would also have a trellis over the main entrance and would be enclosed by hedges and fencing. Smith and Ense are still looking for more input, as well as people who are interested in gardening at the site. People can contact them at the Bradford Office of Economic and Community Development. Bob Harris and I will be talking about the community garden project on his "Around the Home" show Saturday morning at 8:30 on WESB.
Elm Street Program interns Rachel Ense and Kara Smith have unveiled their plans for a new community garden on Bank Street behind Grace Lutheran Church. The plans feature beds that would be available for the community to grow their own vegetables, as well as a gathering spot that would be used for meetings, workshops or socializing. The garden would also have a trellis over the main entrance and would be enclosed by hedges and fencing. Smith and Ense are still looking for more input, as well as people who are interested in gardening at the site. People can contact them at the Bradford Office of Economic and Community Development. Bob Harris and I will be talking about the community garden project on his "Around the Home" show Saturday morning at 8:30 on WESB.
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