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The New Paltz Gardens for Nutrition and the Wallkill River from the air.

  • The New Paltz Gardens for Nutrition and the Wallkill River from the air.
  • Our Annual Spring Event, April 2014
  • The book sale at our Annual Spring Event, April 2014.
  • Our new banner.
  • Tool inventory during the Community Work Day, 2016.
  • Our display at the Hudson Valley Garden Fair in 2015.
  • The more hands, the better.
  • Gardeners take a much needed rest.
  • Sometimes the Gardens flood in the spring.
  • Preparing a garden takes effort.
  • Satisfied gardeners.
  • Our new tool shed arrives.
  • A crew removing an ancient quince bush.
  • The quince bush is almost gone.
  • Our new kaleidoscope.
  • New gardeners clearing a plot.
  • A gardener at the third Community Work Day in 2014.
  • A gardener hauls away a tree during a Community Work Day.
  • The New Paltz Gardens for Nutrition in summer 2016.
  • A good harvest for one day.
  • My squash was that big!
  • A gardener at the village's leaf pile.
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  • Raspberries are a special treat.
  • Eggs from a snapping turtle found in a gardener's plot.
  • The New Paltz Gardens for Nutrition in August 2011 just before Hurricaine Irene.
  • The destruction left by Hurricaine Irene when the Wallkill River flooded in late summer 2011.
  • The destruction left by Hurricaine Irene when the Wallkill River flooded in late summer 2011.
  • The destruction left by Hurricaine Irene when the Wallkill River flooded in late summer 2011.
  • The first signs of life after the destruction of Hurricaine Irene.
  • Carrots love the soil at the Gardens.
  • What prizes!
  • Potatoes do very well in our rich soil.
  • A freshly mowed garden path.
  • A lot of work but a great harvest.
  • A class from the university visits the Gardens to learn about plant life.
  • A proud gardener with her 7-pound cabbage.
  • Gardeners and their families at the Annual Pot Luck in September.
  • Gardeners and their families at the Annual Pot Luck in September.
  • Our New Paltz Gardens for Nutrition t-shirt.
  • An infiltration well was installed in April 2018.
  • An infiltration well was installed in April 2018.
  • An infiltration well was installed in April 2018.
  • An infiltration well was installed in April 2018.
  • Grai St. Clair and Chris Harp from Honeybeelives were the guest speakers at our 2018 Spring Event.
  • Gardeners attending our Spring Event lecture in 2018.
  • Our 2018 Spring Community Clean Up Day was successful! We had great weather.
  • Gardeners working on filling up our water tank.
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  • Gardeners mulching paths with wood chips over newspaper.
  • A young helper hauling away old hoses on our Spring Clean Up Day.
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  • A gardener sorting metal for recycling.
  • A family preparing their plot.
  • The flower garden out front being renovated.
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  • Tool inventory.
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  • Gardeners repairing the deer fence. Ice floes from the Wallkill River damaged the fence during winter flooding.
  • A well maintained garden in spring.
  • Tomatoes being grown in large tubs.
  • Poppies can be found throughout the gardens.
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  • A bottle gourd.
  • Fresh garden cucumbers are so much better than store bought.
  • A late summer garden, bursting with color.
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  • Cardinal climber vine on a beautiful, natural trellis.
  • A handmade garden gate.
  • Grandpa Ott, an heirloom morning glory.
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  • A garden spider waiting for breakfast.
  • Sunflowers steal the show in late summer.
  • Early morning sun creates a peaceful scene.
  • Juicy, organically grown grapes.
  • Dewy dill plant.
  • A garden gate with a personal touch.
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  • Bitter gourd.
  • A cozy spot to chat with friends.
  • White cosmos against a deep blue sky.
  • Plum tomatoes.
  • Okra.
  • The crew from our Third Community Work Day in August 2018.
  • Pink phlox.
  • Gardeners gathering for our Annual Pot Luck in September 2018.

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