St. Rose's Garden

Join us for the first potluck of the semester! The event will take place in the garden at 6:30pm this Saturday; bring a dish and come hang!

Thank you to everyone who came to our first garden meeting! We are so over the moon to see 35 enthusiastic gardeners ready to join the community and embrace horticulture 🤗🌻 Catch us Tuesdays and Fridays 4-5pm and Thursdays 1-3pm in the garden!

Hey There Garden Gurus!!

We are so excited to kickoff this semester in the garden! We have so many fun things planned this year and would love your help with special garden projects. This semester we will have three different regular meeting times. Feel free to come as little or as much as you can, and bring your friends!

Fall 2018 Meeting times:
Tuesdays 4-5pm, Thursdays 1-3pm, & Fridays 4-5pm

FIRST MEETING: Tuesday!

For those who don't know, the garden is located behind O'Hare Hall by the FMH gate. Follow the stairs by the little yellow house. Excited to see you there!

P.S. If you're not on our email list, message us and we'll add you!

We’re ready for (spring)

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