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Garden at the Community Center

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Published on Friday, 06 August 2021 15:58
Written by Jeremy Saland, Acting Supervisor

The Chappaqua Garden Club and the Seniors have collaborated on the creation of a garden at the Community Center. 

Please come and pick some herbs and vegetables.  The garden will have a bumper crop of tomatoes later this summer.

The Garden programs meet at the Community Center Mondays at 11 am. Call 238-8888 for more information.

Many, many thanks to Gail and Sue of the Garden Club for the plantings and all their hard work!

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