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Next Dig-In May 12th!
Join us Saturday, May 12 in beautiful Leimert Park for our next LA Green Grounds Dig-In! We’ll begin at 9:30am and go until a new edible garden is in place. UPDATE: Thank you to friend and community...
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Judy’s May Dig-In Recap
There is much to celebrate from Judy’s LA Green Grounds Dig-In: a great volunteer turnout from Los Angeles Stanford Alumni, talking urban agriculture with Eddie North-Hager and Leimert Park Beat, and...
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Next Dig-In June 30th!
Join us at Roberto and Sandra’s front yard. Bring your hat, waterbottle, and a dish to share as we break for a potluck lunch during the middle of the day.
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Time-lapse Dig-In!
LA Green Grounds Dig-Ins tend to be photogenic (if we may say so ourselves!). Whether of volunteers working hard to reclaim front-yard soil, or of smiles as people gaze onto a new edible garden, we...
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Vacuuming the Garden
The massed insects that recently are attacking Maggie & John’s collard greens (and now on their strawberry) are the dreaded “Bagrada bug”. It’s a new (relatively) pest that’s come over from Arizona...
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Sandra and Roberto’s June Dig-In Recap
During the summer months LA Green Grounds takes time off from Dig-Ins (due to the heat), but activities continue in earnest. Last weekend we held our first Summer Harvest Fest, which we’ll write about...
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Hunger Action LA Day 2012
The 4th annual LA Hunger Action Day was held today, November 1st., in downtown to oppose the criminalization of growing, distributing and selling food. LA Green Grounds represented beautifully.
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Fumi’s February Dig-In Recap
The Expo Park community in South Los Angeles has seen a flurry of activity in the last few months. In October (2012) CicLaVia–a large block party and bike ride–came down the Figueroa Corridor. A few...
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Donating to LA Green Grounds
Our latest dig-in: February 3 on W Martin Luther King Blvd We thank you for your interest in our work, and for your ongoing support. We have prided ourselves on running a low-overhead...
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Harvard Avenue dig-in, and new news
This week has been a flurry of activity. Two dig-ins, over a hundred volunteers, from far and wide–North Hills, Orange County, Cerritos, Santa Monica, La Habra, Glendale, Pasadena, Lawndale, W...
View ArticleGreen Grounds joins the ARROYO SECO Time Bank network
We’re happy to announce that we have joined the Arroyo SECO network of time banks. A time bank is a kind of sharing community, where group members perform X hours of work (raking leaves, baby-sitting,...
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Since the last time you heard from us, LAGG social media has flowered. We’ve stacked-up an amazing volunteer base. Veggie Laws are changing and LA Green Grounds is ready to Dig-in! Peep What’s Going...
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Sept 28th, Rimpau St. Dig-in Yeah, we dug in, got dirty, caused some ruckus and most definitely slept well that night! Oh and it was our first time we asked all the volunteers to bring their own...
View ArticleFight for Your Right to Garden! LA Targets Urban Planters.
http://youtu.be/-qQEEUFR07s Zach Weissmueller | October 3, 2013 “Trees that are planted on either side of a stop sign… There’s a sidewalk that’s busted up a hundred feet away. All of these things seem...
View ArticleCity Council Approves New Parkway Ordinance
It was a long wait – even in Council chambers – but well worth it. The full council (with exception of Jose Huizar, not in attendance) voted “Yes” to the staff recommended, Bureau of Public Works...
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Join L.A. Green Grounds “FEED YOUR HOOD” Holiday Dig-in.
Are You Home for the Holidays? In the Giving Spirit? Do You Want to Make a Difference? Then Join L.A. Green Grounds “FEED YOUR HOOD” Holiday Dig-in. With our help, the Love Lifted Me Missionary...
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