Welcome to the Hopatcong Community Garden (HCG) prototype Web site.
This working model is based on the Lancaster Garden Club web page. The current pages are just "food for thought".
We
are a organized as a sub-committee of the Hopatcong Environmental
Commission and are located in Hopatcong, New Jersey. Since 2012, the
Hopatcong Community Garden
has been supporting educational and community interests in our town.
We hope you will enjoy
learning about our community garden and the things we do for our community. Please
visit our Web site often for information on new and ongoing programs.
EatingWell Healthy Recipe Search
Recipes, Tips and Videos
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News and Announcements
2017 RegistrationIn January, we will send emails out to current HCG members and see if they want to renew for the 2017 season. After we see how many plots are available, we will start contacting people on the waiting list starting with #1 on the list. We send out an email and a letter in the mail with a deadline to get back to us. If you are not on the waiting list, we encourage you to email us at hopatcongcommunitygarden@gmail.com with your name, address, and phone number. Only Hopatcong residents are eligible for a plot.
Posted Dec 24, 2016, 7:18 AM by Hopatcong Garden
Donated Food Thus Far...To date we have donated 216.25 pounds of fresh, organic produce to the senior center and the Roxbury Food Pantry. The season is not over yet!
Posted Aug 17, 2016, 2:24 PM by Hopatcong Garden
An In-Depth Companion Planting GuideFrom Mother Earth News...For a healthy, thriving garden, consult this companion planting guide when you're deciding what seeds to put where.May/June 1981http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/companion-planting-guide-zmaz81mjzraw.aspxBy Sarah IsraelA companion planting guide is almost a necessity for gardeners when there are so many types of fruits and vegetables to choose from. PHOTO: FOTOLIA/VALERIY555A companion planting guide such as this one will show you which vegetables and flowers support or inhibit the growth of other plants and/or which pests they deter.BasilPlant near: most garden cropsKeep away from: rueComments: improves the flavor and growth of garden crops, especially tomatoes and lettuce. Repels mosquitoes ...
Posted Mar 3, 2016, 1:20 PM by Hopatcong Garden
