Saint Phocas Garden at Saint Titus is a shared project with Saint Luke's, and part of the Good News Gardens Movement of the Episcopal Church. If you would like to receive their newsletters and/or start a Good News Garden of your own at home or with others, please visit the website for more information. … Continue reading April 2022 Garden Update
March 2022 Garden Update
Saint Phocas Garden at Saint Titus is a shared project with Saint Luke's, and part of the Good News Gardens Movement of the Episcopal Church. If you would like to receive their newsletters and/or start a Good News Garden of your own at home or with others, please visit the website for more information. … Continue reading March 2022 Garden Update
February 2022 Garden Update
Our “Good News Garden” is a joint ministry of St. Luke’s and St. Titus’ Episcopal Church in Durham. The garden is named after St. Phocas, the patron saint of gardeners. Even though we've still got cold weather with us, spring is definitely on the way. The days are ever so slowly getting longer. If you look carefully, you … Continue reading February 2022 Garden Update
December Garden Update
Our “Good News Garden” is a joint ministry of St. Luke’s and St. Titus’ Episcopal Church in Durham. The garden is named after St. Phocas, the patron saint of gardeners. Greg Jacobs, Hannah Bowman, Carla Knipp and Mary Beth Berkley met on December 3 to ready the garden for winter. We pulled up the remaining tomato and pepper plants … Continue reading December Garden Update
November Garden Update
Our “Good News Garden” is a joint ministry of St. Luke’s and St. Titus’ Episcopal Church in Durham. The garden is named after St. Phocas, the patron saint of gardeners. The Garden In spite of the cooling weather, the Good News Garden collaboration between Saint Titus and Saint Luke's is still going strong. For some reason, the frost … Continue reading November Garden Update
October Garden Update
Our “Good News Garden” is a joint ministry of St. Luke’s and St. Titus’ Episcopal Church in Durham. The garden is named after St. Phocas, the patron saint of gardeners. In October at the Saint Phocas garden, our peppers continued to produce, but our cucumbers gave up entirely and our tomatoes are down to just a few green … Continue reading October Garden Update
