The Rangely Community Garden is officially ready for winter. (Above) Janet Miller and Katie Willis take a break near one of the brush piles during fall clean up at the Rangely Community Garden. (Below) Volunteers place a tarp over a large brush pile.
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Stray bullets cause a scare at Community Gardens
RANGELY | Sunday afternoon several gardeners working at the Rangely Community Garden experienced a fright when stray bullets found their way into the garden. According to Community Garden President Danielle Cooper, around 4 p.m. Sunday the gardeners heard three pops that they assumed were bottle rockets. While investigating the sounds[Read More…]
Community gardens planting party April 29
RANGELY | Rangely Community Gardens is kicking off the season. Help plant the town’s Main Street flowers at a planting party Saturday, April 29 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Community Gardens. Bring hats, gloves and sunscreen. Drinks and lunch provided.
Rangely Halloween Photos
Garden workers…
Geese in the garden…
Rangely Community Gardens wraps up fruitful season
RANGELY I The Rangely Community Gardens wrapped up a diverse and fruitful season this month with its annual pumpkin giveaway to all children in Rangely and Dinosaur.
Rangely Community Gardens gears up for next growing season
RANGELY I If this spring is any indication, Rangely Community Gardens organizers will continue building on a sturdy foundation of gardening and community involvement.
Williams Pipeline’s Day of Caring helps Rangely Community Gardens
RANGELY I Last summer, 9-year-old Adywen Meeks grew her first vegetables and flowers in a four-by-four foot plot at Rangely Children’s Garden.
Rangely Community Gardens ends season by giving away 550 whole pumpkins
RANGELY I The Rangely Community Gardens finished its 2014 season by handing out more than 550 pumpkins to children and community members before Halloween. Since the Gardens’ inception in 2011, organizer Sharon Stewart has held fast to the idea of growing pumpkins for kids. Part of the reason was nostalgia.
Young gardeners enjoy autumn…
Children are invited to the Rangely Community Gardens’ free Kids Harvest Garden Club on Fridays from 1 to 4 p.m., when they engage in a variety of interactive and imaginative activities like scarecrow building.
