It tried to be a dreary day, but knox county holds its beauty ground.

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Packed for River Day field trip with Bonnie Schutte's class tomorrow! Complete with fecal coli plates and a giardia plush doll 😀so excited!

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One of my fav reasons for being a #mastergardener , besides all the free advice, is the free garden goods! Got some Schimmeig hollow stuffing tomatoes and sour Mexican cucumbers tonight at our monthly meeting! Pretty excited to get some new seeds to add to the crazy collection!!

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Finally getting fruit off the heirlooms from Skipping Stone Farm after getting an early ravaging by deer! The emergency fencing worked!

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Bootsy the cat hates when I make piles! She the best ass kicker for keeping up with mail and filing!!

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Tomatoes Finally Coming In

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Parasitizing wasp in action! One less army worm in the world.

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Getting together our contribution to the venue decorations for @ohiolina 2017! Come see our handiwork this weekend while you listen to the music!

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3 loaves of bread, 2 batches of biscuits, and one corn chowder all from scratch. #bakingstressrelief

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Bring a soil sample down and we'll test it and give you suggestions on how to prepare your soil for the Fall. Community Roots Open House tomorrow 10-noon!

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You can also learn to make these fun little hanging planters with clay at the Community Roots Open House tomorrow 10-noon!

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We created some fun homemade fragrances for soapmaking at the Community Roots Open House tomorrow 10-noon!

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OPEN HOUSE - September 9, 2017

WE INVITE YOU TO COME ENJOY OUR FREE ACTIVITIES & 
SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER!

*Community Gardens
*Play with clay and make a plant pot
*Make homemade soaps using flowers and herbs grown on site
*FREE SOIL TESTING - bring us a sample of your garden soil and we will give you a report and some helpful suggestions.

Now known as Community Roots, these abandoned greenhouses and fields (formerly known as Glass Gardens Greenhouse) are being used for community programs that restore the historical horticultural use, while also developing agricultural and land stewardship programs