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  • Collection: Raíces Program History - EcoCulture: Gardens

Cucumber blossom with an insect inside.

Cucumber forming on the vine.

Tomato flowers blossoming. Each flower will eventually develop into an individual tomato.

Bumblebee gathering pollen from an oregano flower. This plant provides food for pollinators and can be used as a culinary and healing herb.

This mild flowering oregano can be used as both a culinary and healing herb.

Spotted trout lettuce.

Flower bud in development on an eggplant plant.

Flower blooming on an eggplant plant.

Tomato patch with around a dozen varieties of tomatoes.

Heirloom tomato in development.

Tomato cluster in development on the vine.

Fig tree leaves.

Pole beans and zinnias growing together in a patio container.

Red Russian Kale growing in the Raíces EcoCulture garden.

Collard greens growing in the Raíces EcoCulture garden.

Bumblebee gathering pollen from an elcampane flower. This plant provides food for pollinators and the root can be used as a healing herb.

Elecampane patches around the edge of the garden help to attract native pollinators like bumblebees which are needed for pollination of certain vegetables like tomatoes, peppers and eggplants.

Raíces EcoCulture gardens provide food and herbs for the Raíces community, and also gives back to the earth by providing food for pollinators, increasing biodiversity, and using sustainable and regenerative practices such as composting and…

Raíces EcoCulture garden beds.

Cucumber vines growing on supports made from recycled, or upcycled, materials.

A seedling emerging in an indoor seedling tray.

Seedling sprouting early in the season.

Young springtime yarrow leaves.

Seedlings growing in the Raíces EcoCulture garden high tunnel greenhouse.

Pepper seedling planted directly into the ground in a high tunnel.
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