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Happening Now! Come by the farm stand for flowers and alll kinds of plant starts. Come get some flowers for the dads in your life!

Happening now! Come by from 10-1 at the Chief Joe garden. We have flowers, potatoes, rainbow chard, carrots, herb and veggie starts, candles, and more! All free/donation only, with proceeds going to Mudbone Grown LLC. See you soon!

Thank you for your support! Our community donated more than $300 to Mudbone Grown LLC. on Mother’s Day weekend! Our next market will be Memorial Day Weekend. Keep an eye out here for more info soon!

Neighbors! It’s Spring and the Garden is in bloom!

This Saturday, we’ll celebrate Spring with the first Chief Joseph Community Garden Market of the season! We’ll have early spring vegetables, herbs, vegetable seeds, and some Mother’s Day-appropriate flower arrangements and flowering containers as well. The stand will run from 10-1 and be staffed only by adults. They will be wearing masks and keeping their distance from one another. We ask for your help to keep everyone safe by wearing a mask yourself while visiting the farm stand and garden. We are encouraging the community, both school and neighborhood, to feel at home visiting the garden, as well as picking anything you see that you'd like to eat.

This is donation-based, with all proceeds going to Mudbone Grown, a black-owned farm enterprise that promotes inter-generational community-based farming, creating measurable and sustainable environmental, social, cultural, and economic impacts in communities. Visit their site and read about all the great work they are doing (www.mudbonegrown.com). We also understand that we are living through unprecedented times and if you are unable to donate, please don't let that get in the way of coming to get some delicious vegetables, herbs or flowers.

We can accept cash at the farm stand, or you can donate to Mudbone directly through Cashapp: $mudbonegrownllc or their site.

Hope to see you all there!

Hi garden pals! We’re excited to share a new free fridge in our neighborhood, run by a Chief Joe family! Look for the Hot Pink structure on the east side of Greeley just north of Rosa Parks. There’s a full-size fridge/freezer, and plenty of space for produce, non-perishables, essentials, art, and whatever else you have to offer! Come by and take what you need, leave what you can! Or just take a look because it is soooo pretty! Hope to see you soon!