Dear GCP volunteers, friends and supporters,‘Tis the season to give thanks, and here at GCP we could not be more thankful to all of you for making this a wonderful 2020-21 season, despite the stress and uncertainty all around us. We are also thankful for our new home, The Training Kitchen, where we hosted our workshops and …
Posted: November 15, 2021 by Green Corn Project
Thank you for a successful 2020-21 season!
Dear GCP volunteers, friends and supporters,‘Tis the season to give thanks, and here at GCP we could not be more thankful to all of you for making this a wonderful 2020-21 season, despite the stress and uncertainty all around us. We are also thankful for our new home, The Training Kitchen, where we hosted our workshops and …
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Posted: February 27, 2021 by Renee Studebaker
Tomato growing guidelines
Planting and growing tips By Renee Studebaker, based on a column she wrote for the Austin American-Statesman in 2011. Updated in 2021. In matters related to growing tomatoes, I’ve learned to never say “never” or “always,” especially given that I live and garden in Central Texas, where the summers are obscenely hot and the winters …
Posted: January 31, 2021 by Renee Studebaker
GCP’s 2021 plant sales
COVID-19 kept us from having our annual Fall Festival/Fundraiser at Boggy Creek Farm last year and this year, but while we were waiting for the pandemic to pass, we created a safe fundraising alternative that we’ve now decided is almost as much fun as our annual festival — an edible plant sale. A pandemic silver …
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Posted: September 17, 2020 by Renee Studebaker
GCP’s Garden Plant Sales
Since COVID-19 has kept us from having our annual Fall Festival/Fundraisers, we have been growing vegetable, herb and flower starts and selling them in the spring and fall at Boggy Creek Farm. All proceeds of the plant sales will help support Green Corn Project’s mission to help Central Texans grow more organic food gardens. ————————————————————- Plant Sale …
Posted: September 15, 2020 by Green Corn Project
2020 fall festival canceled
Green Corn Project has made the difficult decision to cancel our annual fall festival/fundraiser at Boggy Creek Farm because of concerns for the health and safety of our supporters, our volunteers, and the Austin community. For 21 years, our community has come together at the end of October to support our mission and to enjoy some …