Today we got started at 7:00 a.m. with a group of volunteers from the St. Petersburg Rotary Sunset Club, a lively and lovely group of early risers. Board member Drew Chittick, and pineapple farmer Hank Broege also lent their hands this morning
Our task was to beautify the site. As you can see, the spring drought and the general decomposition of our hugelkultur beds left them sunken and in need fo some TLC.
And so we cut and clipped and drilled and pounded and shoveled and forked and moved and after three hours of back-straining labor, we were left with a much improved landscape
You can see our new edging and the amended beds.
We are always grateful for the hands of volunteers. THANK YOU Rotarians!
Kip Curtis, Ph.D.
Founder and Executive Director
The Edible Peace Patch Project
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