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This week the Garden Club is planting lettuce and herb seeds in the Hospitality Department’s Hydroponic system! You can learn how this incredible indoor system works and be part of a new garden technology. DATE:  Thursday Sept 23 TIME 12:30 … Continue reading →

First Meeting of Fall 2021   12:45 – 2:30 Club Hours  Namm 201 We’re Back! Here is an opportunity too help set up the Club Hydroponic system and meet other students who are interested in planting and growing vegetables and herbs … Continue reading →

Over and over again members of the Garden Club and the City Tech community step up to the plate and make something wonderful happen. In October it was plates full of spice cookies and decorated pumpkins. At that party folks … Continue reading →

Garden Club members started it by raising $300.00 at the Pumpkin deco Fundraiser!  Now, get this: The Hospitality Dept has selected Hydroponics at City Tech as the focus for    Giving Tuesday  Our hydroponics system is getting support from the whole college community. Anyone can contribute to … Continue reading →

Just two weeks ago the Garden Club hosted the first ever Pumpkin Decorating party. We had a full house:  guests came by and enjoyed pumpkin cupcakes, spice cookies, cider and focaccia while they decorated their own pumpkins. It was fantastic … Continue reading →

“If you plant them, they will grow….. unless other forces come into play.” –Old Gardener These wise words were spoken a long time ago by someone very, well… wise.  They apply to the Hospitality garden in most occasions. Last week … Continue reading →

Sinoia and Justin did major work in the Garden yesterday: massive amounts of new spring weeds that appeared overnight were forcibly removed (actually they got a start long ago, we have not been on top of them.) And then the … Continue reading →

So many seedlings! Today Maen and Dana, (a new garden club member) worked in the sun and wind to transplant about 125 healthy tomato plants into new digs (larger pots). This way they can continue to thrive in the greenhouse. … Continue reading →

It was warm in the greenhouse on Friday. And just enough room for 5 people. VP Dean, secretary Nick, grunt Henry, and all around hard working Justin planted  nearly 300 pepper and tomato seeds. Tomato varieties included Indigo Rose, Black … Continue reading →