A 50 plot community garden created at the Goshen Farm Preservation society. In 2011 a once vine-entwined, overgrown, abandoned plot of land, was transformed into a 50+ plot community garden. In it's first year we arranged field trips with our schools, increased the Goshen Farm Preservation Society’s membership by 20 percent, and brought in much-needed funds to the non-profits restoration efforts. The energy and efforts of so many amazing volunteers continue to grow this asset in so many ways.
Where we started, and post bulldozer.
The first test garden plot.
The newly fenced and prepared site of the community garden.
Our first school field trip with second graders and the first season of plot renters.
The annual Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser.
