Mission: We would like to create a self-sustaining community-grown garden on the GCC campus. First, we need to get the garden back in working order, but once that is done we will set upon the larger effort of creating a space for collaboration, mindfulness, and learning via the cultivation of plants that naturally thrive in our Mediterranean climate. Starting with a vegetable garden we want to create a place where community members can have the opportunity to get a sense of what gardening is like, in a hands-on way, using fully organic techniques with no pesticides and no manufactured chemicals. A few other goals of this project:

-Experimentation of different horticultural techniques.

-Using local resources to create our own fertilizer and compost.

-Producing food to be shared with the community.

-Highlighting eco-friendly local businesses (plant nurseries, etc.)

-Collaborate with other clubs.

-Learning about our native plants. -Sharing knowledge gained through the process. 

A few other goals of this club:

-Experimentation of different horticultural techniques.

-Using local resources to create our own fertilizer and compost.

-Producing food to be shared with the community.

-Highlighting eco-friendly local businesses (plant nurseries, etc.)

-Collaborate with other clubs.

-Learning about our native plants.

-Sharing knowledge gained through the process. 

President: Jeremy Welch

jwelch394@student.glendale.edu

Vice President: Evan Hoyle  

ehoyle309@student.glendale.edu

Advisor: Michael Reed

mreed@glendale.edu

Meeting Date & Time: Saturday 10am-1pm ( First and third Saturday of the month)