Gallery
Town of Montgomery
Community Garden
Leslie Askew and her daughter help groom the pathways after plowing. Thank you!
Richard Phelps & the crew from Tompkins Well Drilling.
Looking West in the evening.
A note from Webmaster & Member Stephanie Faso:
The garden has been so beautiful to visit in the evening after the heat of the day & see the progress made daily by both the CAC and members during my absence. Among the favorite aspects of the garden to my younger girls is to hear the nearby cows "moo"!
The new bluebird house in Apple Corner has hosted a family this season, as have several others in the park!
Starburst 4-H Club "concentrating" on tree planting.
Brant and Heather's "Gates to Vegetable Paradise."
Gary Leather running posts. (above) and Rod MacDonald cuts wire trench. (at right).
Beth's Cabbage Patch.
"Gardening requires lots of water... most of it in the form of perspiration!" - Lou Erickson
Wayne Hall, gardener & noted nature
columnist for the Times Herald Record visits
the Town of Montgomery Community Garden's Beehive Project in Benedict Park Farm.
Richard Phelps thanks Eagle Scout candidate Matt Guido for his assistance with our new information center.
 | ||||
Kevin Sumner of the Orange County Soil and Water Conservation District instructs members of the Starburst 4-H Club on the proper method of tree planting along the Muddy Kill at Benedict Park.
