Community Gardens

Fri, 10 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500

Tim May, GLEE vice president Jody Smith Williams, and a group of energized Key West residents have been working for months to create the “GLEE Community Garden – Key West” on the site of former school, May Sands. The garden currently has 45 members, “locavores”, who are growing their own organic vegetables. The first of its kind in the Keys, the community garden concept is gaining momentum throughout the Keys and it is likely there will be more GLEE gardens “sprouting” up in other locations...

Land Conservation

Fri, 15 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500

Although the Keys are known as a tropical paradise to many people, it’s a pretty harsh climate for plants. Coral rock soils, seasonal rains, salt water intrusion and hot summers can spell disaster to Keys gardens and landscapes. Find out what you can do to create a "Keys-Friendly" garden.

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Community Gardens

Land Conservation