Community Crops
Community Crops is a non-profit organization that empowers people to grow food through education, experiences and resources. Join us to grow your own at a community garden, local farm, or your own backyard!
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Hey there all you healthy people! This coming Thursday, 5% of all sales at the Lincoln Whole Foods (6055 O St) go straight to Community Crops.
Be sure to make the trip!
We are so excited to break ground on our new Knyaw Garden for Lincoln's Karen immigrants. This garden would not be possible without funding from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska and Bryan Health and our partners at Asian Community & Cultural Center of Lincoln, NE and Karen Society of Nebraska.Located next to Bryan East Medical Center, this garden is due to open May 6th!
Get a jump on your seedlings at Lincoln Earth Day! The annual Plant Sale will be kicking off during the Earth Day festivities on Saturday, April 27th starting at 9am.
Celebrate St. Pat's with us while supporting community gardens. Come to Duffy's Thursday March 14th and any donation at the door gets you a beer on us! As an added bonus, you can buy your hound a round!
All Dogs Welcome. 5-7pm.
Elderberry and June Berry are two regionally adapted perennials that yield delicious and nutritious fruits for human and wildlife! Come to Prairie Pines and learn how to propagate these plants from cuttings so you can establish your own abundant stands of these plants in your yard or on your acreage. Participants will be able to take home one cutting of each plant for their own landscapes. Tuesday March 19th 5:30pm-7:00pm. Register at www.communitycrops.org
Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate Valentine's Day with us! Hub Cafe were such gracious hosts and Jacob P Thiessen created such a delicious menu!
Use your garden as your medicine! Join our herbal farmacy workshop series. Classes taught by Spiritus Vitae Botanicals, LLC. For more details: www.communitycrops.org/education/
Thank you to everyone who came out and supported our Seed Swap event last Saturday! It is encouraging and inspiring to see so many community members who are passionate about growing and saving seed.
Also, check out communityseednetwork.org for more information, resources, and get connected with with a network of people who are keeping biodiversity alive, keeping seed in the public domain, and contributing to the development of regionally adapted varieties.
Join us for a very special Valentine's Day Dinner with Hub Cafe! Reservations: 402-474-2453.