Location and Schedule

Nourishing and nurturing our future through a shared teaching garden connecting people to food, heritage and community.

Located at 871 N. Cornell St. (1525 W.) Salt Lake City, Utah, 84116

Open Saturday mornings (Spring & Summer: 8 to 10; Fall 9-11) and Wednesday evenings (April-October 6 to dusk)

Monday, July 25, 2011

Where Credit's Due


I can't take credit for the Rose Park Community Garden. Several people, mainly Scott Steenblik (801-359-0354) and Ralph Steenblik (801-363-8048), have been the backbone and muscle from the ground up.

The Garden's primary purpose is to teach self-reliance. In time individual plots may be assigned out to families.

My children and I have worked several times at the garden: moving compost, planting seeds, weeding, and best of all, picking vegetables. We've learned about gopher solutions, saving seeds, and how to peel a kohlrabi, just to name a couple things.

If you can supplement your diet with local, fresh produce, great. If it's free, even better! With so many threats to the mega-agricultural food-chain, why not learn how to feed yourself and your family without the middle man? I have a lot to learn as I'm sure most of us do.

So why not take advantage of the Little Red Hen Garden of Rose Park?

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