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Ho-Ho-Kus Community Garden
Ho-Ho-Kus Community Garden
Allie of Hungry Harvest Garden designed and provided building plans for the Ho-Ho-Kus Community Garden. Neighbors come together from early spring through late fall to grow food for those in need. Roughly 80% of the harvest is donated, and 20% is set aside for community events, such as Tomato Festival and Fresh Mozzarella Workshop, Eating-for-Healing Workshop, and Pumpkin Picking.
Allie of Hungry Harvest Garden designed and provided building plans for the Ho-Ho-Kus Community Garden. Neighbors come together from early spring through late fall to grow food for those in need. Roughly 80% of the harvest is donated, and 20% is set aside for community events, such as Tomato Festival and Fresh Mozzarella Workshop, Eating-for-Healing Workshop, and Pumpkin Picking.
2024: 763 lbs harvested, 60 lbs community events, 703 lbs donated (Oasis, Ridgewood Social Services)Â
2024: 763 lbs harvested, 60 lbs community events, 703 lbs donated (Oasis, Ridgewood Social Services)Â
2025: 1,102 lbs harvested, 236 lbs community events, 866 lbs donated (St. Andrew's Food Pantry, Grace Redeemer Church)
2025: 1,102 lbs harvested, 236 lbs community events, 866 lbs donated (St. Andrew's Food Pantry, Grace Redeemer Church)
Building the Garden
2024 Harvest & Volunteers
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Ho-Ho-Kus School Garden
Ho-Ho-Kus School Garden
With the help of the Girl Scouts, Allie of Hungry Harvest Garden rebuilt 10 raised garden beds in the Ho-Ho-Kus School Garden. In its first year, this garden produced 494 pounds of organic veggies in 320 square feet of growing space, all of which were donated to Oasis in Paterson. The school's environmental club is now maintaining the garden.
With the help of the Girl Scouts, Allie of Hungry Harvest Garden rebuilt 10 raised garden beds in the Ho-Ho-Kus School Garden. In its first year, this garden produced 494 pounds of organic veggies in 320 square feet of growing space, all of which were donated to Oasis in Paterson. The school's environmental club is now maintaining the garden.
Our Starting Point
Harvest 2022
A Fresh Start in Spring 2023
Assembling 10 New Beds
Filling the Beds
Spring 2023 Plantings!
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