If you were interested in eating some of the nice red or green kale at the Campbell and 16th Community garden, you better get going.
I’ve eaten two kales and two lettuces already! NUM NUM NUM
I like kale…yum
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Coyote Bush Collective Garden is home to 4 oak trees, 3 cypress trees including one endangered Santa Cruz cypress, a massive chiranthodendron ("Mexican monkeyhand"), red hummingbird salvia, salvia leucantha, and various other native and drought-resistant trees and plants. The stewards of Coyote Bush help maintain, along with the scrubjays and towhees, several lush garden beds with vegetables, fruits, and herbs. The garden is a lush hub in an industrial neighborhood, regularly offering seedlings and saplings of all the species that grow in the garden. Please check us out on twitter @bush_coyote for updates on plant starts and other mutual aid with our neighbors. View more posts
Coyote Bush Collective Garden 