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Hidden Springs Community Farm opens season with strong volunteer turnout
Summary
The Hidden Springs Community Farm opened April 14 with pre-season volunteer work, workshops, 36 registered volunteers and donated materials; organizers announced upcoming Master Gardener events and a May 13 propagation workshop.
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Farm Manager Lyndsey Mulherin and volunteers reported that the Hidden Springs Community Farm season opened April 14 with robust community involvement. Organizers said 36 volunteers are currently registered, pre-season work sessions prepared beds and raspberry rows, and opening-day activities included a tractor parade and a Farm Bingo event for children.
Donations helped offset costs: Edwards Greenhouse donated $50 for seeds and starts and a volunteer donated perennial plants for the Serenity Garden. The farm plans a series of Master Gardener presentations and a workshop on herb propagation on May 13. For more information organizers said the Hidden Springs Farm Facebook page and hscf208@gmail.com are points of contact.
