Terry Reimer (Episcopal Diocese of Maine) and Ellen Parenteau (Scarborough Food Pantry) get ready to cut the ribbon!
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We are grateful to all who joined us, and the Cumberland County Master Gardeners, for our first-ever Community Garden Work Day on Saturday, May 2nd. Nearly 30 volunteers helped us to get so much done! We planted early seeds and seedlings, created paths and planting areas, pruned and cleared brush, removed stones from the soil, made plant markers and plant pots, organized the tool shed, nourished the children's garden, and tended the St. Nick's meditation and perennial gardens. AND we moved 8 yards of loam, too! We thank all the volunteers for their hard work and generous spirits, and hope they enjoyed the day as much as we did.  Please join us for the
Scarborough Community Garden Dedication Ceremony & Open House 11:00 a.m. Sunday, May 31st St. Nicholas Episcopal Church 350 US Route One, Scarborough We hope you will join us in the garden on May 31st for a few words of welcome, a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and light refreshments. At 11:15 St. Nick’s Vicar, the Reverend David S. Heald, will offer a blessing and dedication of the garden. All are welcome. Hosted by: friends of St. Nick’s and the Scarborough Community Garden Steering Committee Scott and Jane Ducott/St. Nick’s, Pam Hillman, Bill Nixon, Elizabeth Richter/Scarborough Garden Club, Kathy Sparda/St. Max, Steffi Cox/Project GRACE, Roger Doiron/Kitchen Gardeners International, ChrisTaylor. RSVP appreciated: 883-9437 or 883-5111 or online. |
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