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The Greenhouse Project encourages you to STAY HOME and STAY HEALTHY. If you need a break from cooking, please support these local restaurants that in the past and present have continually demonstrated their generosity to The Greenhouse Project’s mission of growing food for the food-insecure. Click on the button below each restaurant’s logo to be directed to their website for contact info, hours, gift cards and information on services offered.

For over a decade, TGP has been growing, giving and teaching for a healthier and greener community. The Greenhouse Project is committed to providing agricultural education to Carson City students and growing food for the under-served.

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Carson Tahoe Health Foothill Garden 2020 Growing Series HERE…

Governor Sisolak Visits the Greenhouse Project… read about it here

Read about The Greenhouse Project – Carson Tahoe Health Collaboration HERE…

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The Greenhouse Project

1 week ago

Our outdoor classroom is “coming out of the ground”. So excited!! More pics later ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

We’ll be down at the Carson Farmer’s Market until 1 PM! Come on by for a fresh bouquet, flower crown, seed packets, and 1 gallon perennial plants! All locally grown and helping support our mission to Grow, Give, and Teach! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Greenhouse Project

3 weeks ago

Composting, part two: flipping the pile. This is continuing from my Facebook live post this morning, so you’ll have to make your way to that video to see the beginning. But to continue on, this pile was built a week ago, heated up to 140 degrees or so, and started cooling down. Remember that compost is made of a few ingredients, including brown materials high in carbon, green materials high in nitrogen, and water. The fourth ingredient that wasn’t mentioned is air, oxygen. The microbes doing all the hard work need oxygen, so flipping the pile incorporates fresh oxygen. This pile is only a week old so I decided to add a 3 inch green layer, as you can see, chopped up flowers and some apple pulp. After it was flipped, I topped it off with another layer of dried leaves and sawdust, well watered of course, to retain moisture inside the pile and add a little more bulk. Finally I use flattened cardboard boxes to retain moisture and protect from the sun. Tomorrow I might get back live with another quick check in on our worm compost bins, as part three of this composting process. #compost #composting #feedthesoil #feedthesoilfeedtheworld #healthysoil #healthysoilhealthyplanet #organicgardening #naturalgarden #climatevictorygarden #victorygarden ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Composting, part 1: the bin system ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

The Chemical Free Landscape ... See MoreSee Less

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