Kingfield Neighborhood Association

Kingfield Community Garden Group

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Nothing is quite as satisfying as planting seeds and seeing nature’s blessings emerge through the soil – except possibly eating the harvest!

For people who like to garden but don’t have much space of their own, the Kingfield Pleasant Community Garden is the perfect solution!

Applications for the 2017 available plots are now available: 2017 Skill Inventory and Interest Survey and Community Garden Application 2017. Both forms are due to the Kingfield Neighborhood Association Office (in the Center for Performing Arts) by NOON ON MONDAY APRIL 3, 2017.

Members of the Garden are required to perform service in common areas as well as maintain their plot.  Members also host fun events and activities including the annual Kingfield Community Garden Tour every July.

For more information, please send an e-mail to Cheryl@Kingfield.org.  Community Garden Rules can be found here: 2017 Kingfield Pleasant Community Garden Rules.

Also please make sure you are signed up for the weekly KFNA e-news on the left-hand side of our homepage so that you won’t miss any announcements regarding garden tours and future garden plot applications, including potential new garden sites within the neighborhood!

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Garden Site Design created by Marnie Peichel, garden volunteer and Kingfield neighbor.
And many thanks to all of the neighbors and gardeners that help make the Kingfield Pleasant Community Garden such a wonderful and nurturing place.  A special thank you to Garden Site Designer, Marnie Peichel.

 

Vegetable Growing Basics

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Free Summer-long Class with Communal Growing Space Provided
May 19, 2015 to Aug 18, 2015
Tu 6:30pm to 8pm
Held at MLK Park, at the Mosaic Garden

Do you want to grow your own vegetables? Hennepin County Master Gardeners will guide you through the growing season until harvest time. Classes will have hands-on activities working the community plot at the park. All your home garden questions will be addressed while you learn from the master gardeners the entire season.
https://apm.activecommunities.com/minneapolisparks/Activity_Search/51244

Kingfield’s Pleasant Community Garden Plot Applications Now Available

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Although the current temperatures are freezing, plans for the 2015 Kingfield Pleasant Community Garden are HEATING UP!!

For people who like to garden but don’t have space or sunlight of their own, now is the time to get your plotapplicationin! Spots are limited, and in very high demand.

Applications are due Tuesday, March 17. More information and applications are available here!

Free Vegetable Growing Garden Basics Class Series: Offered in English & Spanish

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This FREE 5-week class series on vegetable growing is offered by the U of M Master Gardener Program Hennepin County in collaboration with the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board, Minnesota State Horticultural Society and the Kingfield Neighborhood Association.

Classes are on Tuesdays, 6:30 8:00 pm. Dates are April 7, April 14, April 21, April 28, May 5.
Topics to be covered:
How to start, design, plant and maintain a garden
Info on popular vegetables
How to harvest

Classes will be held in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park Building at 4055 Nicollet Avenue.
Plan on attending all five classes.
Class participants may access communal gardening space at the park to grow vegetables.
Optional add on classes on preserving your harvest by freezing, drying, fermenting, canning.

To register, go tohttps://apm.activecommunities.com//vegetable-growing/48914or call 612-370-4908

Also offered in Spanish! JARDINERIA URBANA EN SABATHANI
El programa de Jardineria Maestra de la Universidad de Minnesota

5 clases GRATIS en jardineria horticultural (vegetales).
Las clases sern en el Jardn Comunitario de Sabathani, 310 East38th Street, Minneapolis.

Las clases sern los viernes de las 6:00 hasta las 8:00 de la tarde.
Lame al 612-‐547-‐6910 para registrarse.

Minnesota Green: Kingfield Community Gardens

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The Kingfield Community Garden Group is a project of the nonprofit Kingfield Neighborhood Associationwhose mission is to create a network of gardens and access to fresh food throughout the neighborhood in south Minneapolis. “Community gardens work because people take mutual ownership of a space and are brought together because of it,” says Sarah Linnes-Robinson, Kingfield Neighborhood Association executive director. Read more!