https://www.subherbs.co/resources daily 0.75 2022-10-30 https://www.subherbs.co/resources/everything-you-need-to-start-a-micro-nursery monthly 0.5 2022-03-19 https://www.subherbs.co/resources/o9090ymvnjram18wla3t40clzlzxfs monthly 0.5 2022-04-12 https://www.subherbs.co/resources/starter-kit-materials monthly 0.5 2022-04-12 https://www.subherbs.co/resources/grow-guides monthly 0.5 2022-05-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/caff8aa4-dd30-43fe-acfe-918499c3c5ec/Asset+10%402x.png Resources - Grow Guides - Green Onion Open pollinated Time to maturity: 50 days Season: warm season Exposure: full sun Watering: moist soil, keep soil well drained Soil prep: fertile, composted soil Sowing: 5mm-1cm deep 15cm-18 apart Every 3 weeks Harvest: Harvest sprigs as needed. Stop watering in the beginning of August to mature the bulbs in dry soil. After half the tops have fallen, push over the remainder, wait a week and lift the bulbs (westcoastseeds.com) Plant near: lettuce, tomatoes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/195af537-753a-4da0-a9d7-80a1222f6842/Asset+8%402x.png Resources - Grow Guides - Parsley Open pollinated Time to maturity: 80 days Season: cool season Exposure: full sun, partial shade Watering: moist soil, keep soil well drained Soil prep: fertile, composted soil Sowing: 1cm deep 6-15cm apart Harvest: Cut sprigs and leaves as needed Plant near: onions, tomatoes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/3daba74c-6e29-46bd-b8e5-1457f402adf2/Asset+4%402x.png Resources - Grow Guides - Sunrise bumbleblee, purple bumblebee, black plum tomatoes Open polinated, Indeterminate Time to maturity: 65-75 days Season: warm season Exposure: full sun Watering: water regularly, keep soil well drained Growing: Pluck suckers (stems growing from crotch of leaves) Can be used with all purpose fertilizer (4-4-4) Disease prevention: avoid splashing leaves with water Soil prep: fertile, composted soil Sowing: 5mm-1cm deep 50-75cm apart Harvest: Fruit is desired colour, oval marble shape Plant near: basil, lettuce, nasturtium, onion, parsley https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/0595d4aa-8408-4048-b3bb-fab43299b4cc/Asset+3%402x.png Resources - Grow Guides - Radishes (cherriette) Time to maturity: 24 days Season: cool season, best spring and fall but can grow through summer Exposure: full sun Watering: 4-5x a week, keep soil moist but well drained Soil prep: composted soil, benefits from mulch Sowing: can start seeds right after harvesting 5mm deep 12-15cm apart Harvest: Look for large leaves and radishes the size of large marbles Plant near: lettuce, tomatoes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/dc8082c0-989d-45ce-9ac6-3cdebf0d34fe/Asset+7%402x.png Resources - Grow Guides - Eggplant Open pollinated Time to maturity: 60 days Season: warm season Exposure: full sun Watering: water regularly, keep soil well drained Growing: Pluck suckers (stems growing from crotch of leaves) Can be used with all purpose fertilizer (4-4-4) Disease prevention: avoid splashing leaves with water Soil prep: fertile, composted soil Sowing: 5mm-1cm deep 45-60cm apart, or 1 3-5 gallon container Harvest: Harvest when eggplant gets half of expected size (15cm), full size 20-25cm Cut it with scissors, being careful of sharp points near the stem. Plant near: marigolds https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/008d6a48-f2a1-4d52-b0df-26047a9ed31f/Asset+1%402x.png Resources - Grow Guides - Buttercrunch Lettuce Open-pollinated, Bibb lettuce Time to maturity: 67 days Season: cool season Exposure: full sun, partial shade Watering: almost daily, keeping 2inches of top soil moist Soil prep: composted soil Sowing: Every 2-3 weeks 5mm deep Full head (buttercrunch): 25-30cm apart Harvest: Pick leaves, or harvest full heads Plant near: green onions, radishes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/f17fee37-b42f-4377-85ff-903dd8229e36/Asset+9%402x.png Resources - Grow Guides - Basil Open pollinated Time to maturity: 80 days Season: warm season Exposure: full sun Watering: moist soil, keep soil well drained Growing: Pluck early flower buds Soil prep: fertile, composted soil Sowing: 1cm deep 10-15cm apart Harvest: Harvest frequently, cutting leaves with a knife Plant near: tomatoes https://www.subherbs.co/home daily 1.0 2023-09-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/c04ad5b9-3cc8-4e0f-9d35-545080088db4/20200816_105324.jpg Home Your Suburban Grow Guides Sharing low-cost container gardening knowledge, and envisioning a future with a decentralized growing network https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/eee8dd41-8484-4709-819d-b87666d71001/20200516_155822.jpg Home - Grow Together Reconnect to the Earth while living in the city. How to grow food, starting with beginner friendly crops. Learn about sustainability practices and other community projects. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/1649734032389-A3RWJ999O7JU6L7F8EE5/20200717_123312.jpg Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/1649734067827-HW3O0WW77JR99K9GSO9Z/20200822_134109.jpg Home https://www.subherbs.co/creditconnections daily 0.75 2023-04-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62361f0f98937631c7815a6e/8e99b9b3-d0f3-4e78-b605-75d6310436d8/20220314_133924.jpg Credit Connections - Youth in Action Credit Connections Youth in Action – Credit Connections is a collaboration between Ecosource and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. The program engages Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth 15-30 years old to design and lead service-oriented environmental stewardship projects, while offering an opportunity to develop leadership skills and centre Indigenous history, cultural practices, and teachings. This project was started during my time in the program from 2021-2022. I was fortunate enough to learn about native plants and medicine, beading, drum-making, and more over the course of the last year. I want to thank our coordinators Satpreet Dhillon and Kat Dervenis for their dedication. Here are just some of the teachers who were generous with their time and knowledge, who I am also incredibly grateful for: Aqua Nibii Waawaaskone Claire Shannon-Akiwenzie Joseph Pitawanakwat Matt Levac Mark Sault Summer Tyance https://www.subherbs.co/new-page daily 0.75 2023-07-14