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Giving Gardens of Indiana
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Our goal is to involve local residents, schools, and businesses in the hopes of forming a more tight-knit, healthy community.
• We provide organic fruit and vegetable seedlings, free of charge, to those willing to donate a portion of what is grown, to others in need.
• We will expand our community wide composting program.
• We will provide instructional workshops on home gardening, composting, homemade organic fertilizers, and sustainable, ecological farming.
This spring we will be establishing community gardens in the city, schools, churches, and businesses. If you are interested in having a garden at your location please feel free to contact us.
Since this organization is a non-profit, any donations are greatly appreciated. We will be adding a Paypal button soon, so anyone can donate.
• We provide organic fruit and vegetable seedlings, free of charge, to those willing to donate a portion of what is grown, to others in need.
• We will expand our community wide composting program.
• We will provide instructional workshops on home gardening, composting, homemade organic fertilizers, and sustainable, ecological farming.
This spring we will be establishing community gardens in the city, schools, churches, and businesses. If you are interested in having a garden at your location please feel free to contact us.
Since this organization is a non-profit, any donations are greatly appreciated. We will be adding a Paypal button soon, so anyone can donate.
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January 30, 2015
Becky N. asked:Ok I feel like spring is going to come super fast and I want to do a garden this year to help with grocery bill eventually. Are there any seed companies that you guys recommend and will mail me a free catalog so I can purchase? (Non-gmo, organic, heirloom please)Rachel A. replied:Baker creek, seed savers exchange...also there's a non profit I volunteer with called Giving Gardens of Indiana and we give away free non gmo, organic, heirloom seedlings in the spring as long as you're willing to donate a small portion of produce grown to someone in need. Here's the link for the FB page. https://m.facebook.com/GivingGardensOfIndiana
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