Building Community Through Gardening
The Sherman Community Garden exists to build community and foster an appreciation of gardening by providing enjoyable and safe places to grow crops, gather as friends, and learn the techniques of successful gardening.
The garden is located at 600 N. Maxey St. in Sherman.
Electing officers: Come vote on Nov. 16!On November 16, we'll be conducting an election to fill two open positions for elected officers. Nominees at present are: - Public Relations Representative: Tal Kinser
- Volunteer Coordinator: Katie Samples
Elections will be held at our normally scheduled meeting on the third Tuesday in November. All members are eligible to vote. Come out and have your say in the development of this vital Sherman institution. See you in November! |
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Latest News
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AC Family Weekend
On Saturday, September 25, students and their families participated in the Austin College Family Weekend series of programs. Sherman Community Garden was honored to host both a morning and an ...
Posted Oct 21, 2010 10:30 PM by Allen Shaw
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September Gardening Clinics Concluded
On Tuesday, September 21, we held the second of two Fall gardening clinics at the garden. We were glad to see several students and parents come out to participate in ...
Posted Sep 22, 2010 7:35 PM by Allen Shaw
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Trudy West presents "Square-Foot Gardening and Companion Planting" - Meeting highlights for April 20, 2010
At our regular meeting on April 20, Trudy West of TruWest Farm
gave a wonderful presentation on square-foot gardening, companion
planting, and the value of growing your own food ...
Posted Sep 21, 2010 11:15 AM by Allen Shaw
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Presentation from Tropical John - Meeting Highlights for March 2, 2010
This week we heard a very informative presentation from Tropical John, owner of Tropical John's Gardens in Rockwall, and moderator of the Tropical John's Blog forum at Howard ...
Posted Mar 3, 2010 12:29 PM by Allen Shaw
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Master Gardener's presentation; Charter amended - Meeting highlights for Feb. 16, 2010
At our meeting last night we were honored to welcome Master Gardener Mary Ann Kelley, who
outlined some excellent tips for urban beautification projects, specifically relating to urban development projects ...
Posted Feb 17, 2010 7:52 PM by Allen Shaw
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