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Durham Integrated Growers
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2012
Durham Integrated Growers 🇨🇦 supports local community food production and food security through a variety of initiatives, with an emphasis on community gardens.🌱
Bowmanville Allotment Garden
Location: Bowmanville, Ontario
www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/bowmanville-allottment-garden/
Produced by Murmr Media: www.murmrmedia.com/
This video was funded by the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund
www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/bowmanville-allottment-garden/
Produced by Murmr Media: www.murmrmedia.com/
This video was funded by the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund
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Care & Share Community Garden
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Port Perry, Ontario www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/care-and-share-permaculture-community-garden/ Produced by Murmr Media: www.murmrmedia.com/ This video was funded by the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund
Community Share Garden
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Location: Uxbridge, Ontario www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/community-share-garden/ Produced by Murmr Media: www.murmrmedia.com/ This video was funded by the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund
Glen Street Community Garden
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Community Run Garden Location: Oshawa, Ontario www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/glen-st-community-garden/ Produced by Murmr Media: www.murmrmedia.com/ This video was funded by the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund
Harmony Community Garden
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Location: Oshawa, Ontario www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/harmony-garden/ Produced by Murmr Media: www.murmrmedia.com/ This video was funded by the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund
Hebron Community Garden
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This is a garden owned and run by Hebron Christian Reformed Church located on Anderson Street N in Whitby. We ‘rent’ out the plots for a nominal fee for the season. Your plot automatically renews each year (with the fee) unless you notify us at which time others on a waiting list get a chance. Most of our gardeners are from the surrounding community. We encourage a percentage of produce be dona...
King St. Community Garden
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Located in the Heritage District in downtown Whitby, our garden is designed with a holistic approach which mimics the biodiversity of a forest. We have a small orchard of fruit trees: apple, pear, plum and cherry. These are inter-planted with guilds of annual vegetables, perennial herbs and pollinator plants. Members, with assistance from volunteers, share in the work of planting and maintainin...
Mary Street Community Garden
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We are a small, sociable garden with a wonderful blend of new and established Canadians, novice and experienced, and accessibility-required gardeners. In addition to individual plots, we have several communal plots maintained and nurtured by our gardener volunteers. There are flower beds for pollinators and beds for fruit and vegetables that are shared among our membership. We meet regularly an...
St Andrew's Community Garden
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Located in St. Andrew’s Park, in the heart of Ajax, is an oasis of vegetables and flowers. A community garden must be more than just a bunch of plots for growing food. Community comes from cooperation and mutual support, through volunteered time. Seventy-one plots are tended by local plot-holders, with two plots designated exclusively for food bank donations. A few raised beds are available to ...
St. John's Community Garden
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Owned by St John's Anglican Church. 2017 marked our third year as an organic, Community Garden. We have thirty-one individual plots, with shared herb garden and flower beds. We donate a portion of what we grow to local foodbanks. We have been working to make our Garden a growing, sharing place, practical and beautiful. Location: Whitby, Ontario www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/st-johns-port-whitby-c...
The Field Community Garden
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Location: Oshawa, Ontario www.durhamdigs.ca/locations/the-field-community-garden/ Produced by Murmr Media: www.murmrmedia.com/ This video was funded by the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund
Valley Plentiful Community Garden
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We started in 2008 with only 8 gardeners and have now grown to 100 member beds and 7 food bank beds. This garden has received interest from other regions and has been awarded a City of Pickering Civic Award for our contributions to sustainability. The dedicated volunteering of all of the members of the garden is what has allowed this garden to continue to flourish. Location: Pickering, Ontario ...
Whitby Ajax Garden Project
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The Whitby Ajax Garden Project is a volunteer driven urban agriculture project located on 5 acres in the greenbelt within the Region of Durham. Its vision is planting today for the future. Its mission is to establish and maintain urban agriculture projects, including community gardens, to promote health and healing through urban agriculture and the natural environment, and to undertake these pr...
Durham Integrated Growers
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OUR MANDATE DIG is a citizen-driven nonprofit that brings together individuals and organizations who are involved in community gardens and/or food related projects. We share a common interest in promoting the sustainable production of and access to sustainable local foods. OUR MISSION DIG supports local community food production and food security through shared resources, mentoring, and technic...
Favourite thing about the gardens
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What is your favourite thing about the garden? OUR MANDATE DIG is a citizen-driven nonprofit that brings together individuals and organizations who are involved in community gardens and/or food related projects. We share a common interest in promoting the sustainable production of and access to sustainable local foods. OUR MISSION DIG supports local community food production and food security t...
What makes a community garden special
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What makes a community garden special
Horticultural Therapy - Table Talk (Recording)
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Horticultural Therapy - Table Talk (Recording)
DIG Visits St. Andrew’s Community Garden on its Magical Mystical Virtual Garden Tour
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DIG Visits St. Andrew’s Community Garden on its Magical Mystical Virtual Garden Tour
DIG visits St John's Port Whitby Community Garden on its Magical Mystical Virtual Garden Tour
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DIG visits St John's Port Whitby Community Garden on its Magical Mystical Virtual Garden Tour
DIG visits Valley Plentiful Community Garden on its Magical Mystical Virtual Garden Tour
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DIG visits Valley Plentiful Community Garden on its Magical Mystical Virtual Garden Tour
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Great work everyone at DIG and all community gardeners! Lots of work has paid off :)
Awesome vid, thanks Brandon 😊
Great video!
Great tips! Thanks for sharing
Really like the DIY Garlic Dibber you made ... pretty cool ! We use ground up leaves from our Maple trees for the mulch and then we cover it with a piece of the Orange Snow Fence to hold it in place from the winter winds.
That’s a great idea with the snow fence! I currently have pieces of lattice over mine. The squirrels keep digging in it. Haha.
This is SOO cool! Great video!
Wow! I had no idea how long peat takes to form. Definitely worth switching to another growing medium. #LearningNewThingsEveryday !
Good video, and thanks for commenting on my channel. I would like to beg people who use peat to look into how devastating it is for the environment. It takes 2000 years to create a peat bog, and the actual harvesting of it releases a ton of CO, CO2, NO and CH4, all very bad greenhouse gases. I don't want to stand on my soapbox and preach though, the rest of the video is really good, and I appreciate you talking about how coconut coir can be superior to peat. I also love the message here, getting people growing more of their own food, and reducing the carbon impact of the food chain. Big thumbs up, and subscribed. Let's build an army of new growers together!
Thank you! I wasn't sure how much to elaborate on the fact that peat is a non-renewable resource. I'd learnt a bit about its issues back in school so I had read a few views on that matter. Do you think we have enough desalinized coir to replace the amount of peat we currently use? I honestly have no idea. I thought i'd just mention that it's an issue and just let the viewer look into it if they wish. Maybe this was the wrong approach. To be honest I was kind of expecting a comment about peat.