Emily Anderson

Save Space with Square-Foot Gardening

February is a great time to plan a spring garden, as many produce types can be planted by transplant or seed beginning this month. However, if space is a concern,...
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Partner Garden Spotlight: UT Dallas Eco Hub

The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) Eco Hub was the North Texas Food Bank’s first college community garden to join the our Partner Garden program. The timing of the...
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Partner Garden Feature: The Giving Garden of Carrollton

People sometimes say, “It takes a village,” to complete a task, and that is true for feeding our community in North Texas. NTFB’s Partner Gardens are part of the “village”...
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10 Ways to Practice Mindfulness in Your Garden

Our culture is fast-paced and focused on what we can get done in a short amount of time. Because of this, mindfulness is beginning to come to the forefront of...
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How to Incorporate Pollinator Plants in the Garden

Happy Earth Day! There is no better time to get outside and start planting! No matter what type of garden you have, including pollinator plants is always a great idea....
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NTFB Partner Garden Spotlight: Our Saviour Community Garden

The North Texas Food Bank is fortunate to have a cohort of community gardens whose goal is to help feed our hungry neighbors with nutritious produce. NTFB’s Partner Garden program...
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Giving Thanks: Partner Gardens

The North Texas Food Bank is known as a hunger-fighter in Dallas and across our country, as images of lines of cars to receive food boxes in North Texas were...
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Growing a Salad Garden

Though September is still hot, it is actually time to start planting the fall garden outdoors by seed. Cooler months are when leafy greens and root crops thrive. In other...
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Partner Garden Spotlight: Community Harvest Garden

Fighting hunger has many hidden heroes and contributors who help ensure our community is fed with nutritious food and produce. This includes NTFB’s Partner Garden program, where community gardens around...
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Kick Off Summer With Your Own Salsa Garden

Who isn’t ready to grab your favorite chips and drink and melt into the lazy summer days with some homemade salsa? Add the tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, hot pepper (if...
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