06/08/2026
🫐 Join us Tuesday, June 9th for blueberry picking! (Weather dependent)
A big thank you to everyone who has come out and picked with us so far. The blueberry bushes need a few days to ripen up a fresh batch of berries, so our next picking day will be Tuesday, June 9th. While you're here, there are also plenty of opportunities to help in the garden with weeding and tending to the growing plants. Come enjoy some time outdoors, connect with your community, and help us care for this shared space.
📍 202 Cherry Street, Paoli
✅ Playground and restroom access available
💙 All are welcome!
05/05/2026
Need mulch in Orange, Crawford or Harrison County? Let SustainableinSuburbia bring it right to your door today!
What you will get...
One truck load (1 yard) of Prime Cedar mulch
NO dyes, NO chemicals
Delivery right to your home or garden
A beautiful finish to your yard, flower and vegetable gardens
Natural pest deterrent for your garden lovelies
Great water retention during the dry months of summer
Wonderful continuous cedar aroma while defeating weeds
The equivalent of 13.5 bags big box store mulch
And so much more...
All for...
JUST $60.00! Contact us today.
Limited delivery area. No extra delivery fee!
02/19/2026
The weather is very nice right now and folks are starting to arrive. Come join us! The complimentary chicken soup is hot and ready.
PLUS
Take home some free seeds to start your garden
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02/16/2026
The warm weather has our garden heart beating overtime! Come join us to help you plan this year's successes for YOUR garden!
🌱 Free Garden Planning Workshop! 🌱
Join us February 19th at 5:30pm at Lost River Co-op for a hands-on workshop led by Steven Stewart from Sustainable in Suburbia! You’ll get to plan your own garden space, ask questions, and learn tips to make your garden thrive.
Plus:
🥣 Free soup to warm you up; Chicken Noodle
🌱 Free seeds to kickstart your garden, if you have seeds to share feel free to bring them!
The workshop is free, but spots are limited, RSVP here: https://forms.gle/GGasY1UJ5H41bcLa8
11/23/2025
A University of Maine study shows scientists created a natural waterproof coating using the turkey tail mushroom’s mycelium combined with cellulose nanofibrils, aiming to replace plastic food wrap and synthetic cup linings.
The fungal film formed a tight protective surface that blocked water, oil and grease, with water droplets beading on treated materials instead of soaking in.
The coating also resisted liquids like n-heptane, toluene and castor oil, proving effective across multiple conditions.
Mycelium materials are gaining interest globally, with projects in Singapore and the U.K. exploring mushroom-based cooling tiles and lightweight concrete alternatives.
11/23/2025
The Holiday comes early in the Pioneer Village! Be sure to join in the festivities at Spring Mill State Park!
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11/23/2025