Cedar Cottage Garden Spring Fling

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Comment by Hella Dee on May 6, 2011 at 9:02am

I had a blast. Just love that location, and it was really nice it was sunny.

Comment by Cylia on May 2, 2011 at 12:53pm

Just wanted to add a little note that I was glad to see many faces from Village Vancouver and my other garden connections. It was a perfect day for a celebration and gathering of community. Thanks for your ongoing support. The day went very well. Cylia

Comment by Cylia on April 30, 2011 at 10:27pm

 

Our own community gardeners have been hard at work, and we are pleased to present the following seed starts for sale. Prices will range from 50 cents to $3 -- depends on size, variety, heirloom/heritage value -- so please shop early and bring your coins with you.

- Andrea Bellamy -- 8 tomato plants total -- Sungold, Black Krim, Radiator Charlie's Mortgage Lifter; 6 Allium cernuum (Pink nodding onion)

- Cora Beitel/Leah Seibert - 4 Gold Nugget Tomato, 5 Black Krim Tomato, 10 Gypsy Pepper, 2-3 Broccoli

- Angela Wan - 12 yellow pear-shaped tomato, 12 sweet cherry (hybrid) tomato, 6 brandywine red tomato, 6 Long English Telegraph Improved cucumbers

- Peter Finch/Cylia Wong - 4 Jimmy Nardello Peppers, 6 sweet peppers, 2 collards, 5 kale, 3 beets, 3 leeks, 2 scallions, 11 Pollock tomatoes, 8 Victoria tomatoes

- Katie Anderson - 6 yellow pear cherry tomatoes, 2 Little October small pumpkins, 2 sweet red pepper Pimento Elite, 2 mystery peppers, 4 oregano. 

- Lois Boxill - 4 green pepper, 4 eggplant,  2 genovese basil, 2 shallot plants

Comment by Cylia on April 30, 2011 at 8:04pm

CEDAR COTTAGE FUNDRAISERS / ACTIVITIES

 

* Seed starts/plants/Effective Micro-organisms/organic soil amendments

* Baking/samosas/beverages

* Used books – gardening, cookbooks, food, etc. – priced to sell

* Cedar Cottage garden membership table/tour, seed swap, co-op radio brochures, Cedar Cottage Seed Saving Collective info, Trout Lake Food Security Network info

* Green Tomato Chutney -- created by local canning duo Faune and Cylia

* Kids area

Comment by Cylia on April 30, 2011 at 8:03pm

Dog owners are requested to keep their dogs on leash at all times. Note: chickens will be on site.

 

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:

12 noon - Faune Johnson or Molly Caron will say a few words

1215-1245 - Kurai Mubaiwa (marimba)  http://www.myspace.com/zimbamoto

1-120 - Andrea Bellamy - seedball making workshop

120-125 - Kim Letts - demo hula hoops

130-145 - Molly Caron leads a song

2-230 pm - Faune Johnson leads poetry contest (cash prizes offered)

 

CHECK OUT:

* Maggie with her chickens will be on hand to help educate the public

* West House – tour the eco-friendly laneway house -12-3 p.m.

http://www.sfu.ca/sfunews/news/relocated-west-house-welcomes-first-...

 

CONFIRMED VENDORS:

* Zero Waste Vancouver - handmade recycled market bags, along with an info display on composting food scraps

* Sarah Chalmers - handmade natural soaps and bath products

https://www.facebook.com/SoapbySarah?sk=info

* Andrea Bellamy (Cedar Cottage gardener) - book signing and sales of ‘Sugar Snaps and Strawberries’ plus seedball making workshop 

http://heavypetal.ca/

* Marcela De la Peña - felt fabric foods 

http://www.comiditas.net/

* Sandie Yew (Cedar Cottage gardener) – pretty sparkly things (jewelry with precious stones)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sandie/sets/1526389/

* Dalia - jewellery, naturally dyed yarns and knit creations

* Kimlett Hoops - hulahoops

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCPFDkztjOg

* Annette Fick (Crow’s Point gardener) - seed starts

* Renee - handmade aprons, for adults and children, and other handcrafted items, including delicious truffle date-balls and herbal salves

* Liz Earle (Cedar Cottage gardener) - samples of premium dog and cat food handed out and doggie treats for sale