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Membership Meeting
Our fall membership meeting will take place at the garden on Sunday, August 21, from 6 – 8 PM. We’ll vote on new board members and by-law revisions. Meeting at 6 PM and potluck at 7 PM.
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Tonight’s Meeting & Elections
Hello Gardeners, I’m looking forward to seeing you all at today’s fall membership meeting. We’ll gather at the garden and the meeting will start at 6:00 pm sharp. We will VOTE on two things: a change...
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New Board of Directors
CHAIR: Don Converse (term expires 8/13) Muriel Knope (term expires 8/13) Nicole Maslanka (term expires 8/13) Therese Meschede (term expires 8/13) TREASURER: Angela Minyard (term expires 8/13) Rod...
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ADA Beds Coming
Project to assist people with disabilities is part of an effort to improve the greenhouse area. Diana Wood is spearheading this project. Read the complete story here.
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Author in our Garden
One of our members, Pattie Baker, recently published her book, Food For my Daughters. You can buy it here. Product Description Food for My Daughters: what one mom did when the towers fell (and what...
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Food Day Open House Oct. 24th
In conjunction with Food Day, the DeKalb County Board of Health and others are coming together to showcase the innovative urban agricultural activities of our county, with a week of open houses at...
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Board Meeting Minutes
Board Meeting Minutes Dunwoody Community Garden The regular meeting of Dunwoody Community Garden was duly called and held on September 11, 2011 at the Greenhouse at the Brook Run Garden at 7:00 p.m....
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Welcome to the Dunwoody Community Garden website!
We are beginning our 2012 gardening year. If you are a new member, Welcome. We have memberships available at this time. Please join us for another year of digging in the dirt.
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Sweet Potato Slips
My sweet potato slips are getting started in jars on my window sill. These were grown in my garden last year and have begun sprouting in the garage. They are the small ones that never got eaten.
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