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Tag Archives: Public Orchard

Urban Fruit Guardians: Water Cycle

Seattle is one of the few major urban cities in the United States that still has an extensive network of orchards. With City Fruit’s Urban Fruit Guardians program, we bring students toContinue reading “Urban Fruit Guardians: Water Cycle”

Urban Fruit Guardians: Soil Science

Seattle is one of the few major urban cities in the United States that still has an extensive network of orchards. With City Fruit’s Urban Fruit Guardians program, we bring students toContinue reading “Urban Fruit Guardians: Soil Science”

Urban Fruit Guardians: Fruit Tree and Shrub Identification

Seattle is one of the few major urban cities in the United States that still has an extensive network of orchards. With City Fruit’s Urban Fruit Guardians program, we bring students toContinue reading “Urban Fruit Guardians: Fruit Tree and Shrub Identification”

Urban Fruit Guardians: Orchard Mapping

Seattle is one of the few major urban cities in the United States that still has an extensive network of orchards. With City Fruit’s Urban Fruit Guardians program, we bring students toContinue reading “Urban Fruit Guardians: Orchard Mapping”

Urban Fruit Guardians: Wildflowers & Pollinators

Seattle is one of the few major urban cities in the United States that still has an extensive network of orchards. With City Fruit’s Urban Fruit Guardians program, we bring students toContinue reading “Urban Fruit Guardians: Wildflowers & Pollinators”

Urban Fruit Guardians: Orchard Biodiversity

Seattle is one of the few major urban cities in the United States that still has an extensive network of orchards. With City Fruit’s Urban Fruit Guardians program, we bring students toContinue reading “Urban Fruit Guardians: Orchard Biodiversity”

Kickstarting our newest youth program: Urban Fruit Guardians!

City Fruit is committed to the year-round care of Seattle’s urban orchard. We build community in the off season by organizing volunteer events and workshops where we share skills weContinue reading “Kickstarting our newest youth program: Urban Fruit Guardians!”

Posted byCity FruitMarch 24, 2022March 25, 2022Posted inCity Fruit BlogTags:environmental education, food justice, Public Orchard, youth education, youth program

High Point Orchard Companion Planting with Liberty Mutual

This is a closed-event.  Volunteers from Liberty Mutual are helping to mulch and create companion plant guilds around the new trees at the High Point Orchard!  For more information aboutContinue reading “High Point Orchard Companion Planting with Liberty Mutual”

Holy Cross Orchard Community Cider Press Event

Holy Cross Lutheran Church & Orchard is hosting a community harvest and cider press celebration!  Join us for the harvest, learn how to use an electric cider press, and enjoyContinue reading “Holy Cross Orchard Community Cider Press Event”

Spring propagation workshop with local girl scout troop

This is a closed event, held specifically for a local girl scout troop using our propagation lesson plan from our Urban Fruit Guardian (UFG) curricula!  For more information about theContinue reading “Spring propagation workshop with local girl scout troop”

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