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Meet Us In the Abbey Garden on Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m.

Members of Abbot Hugh's Garden (AHG) will meet each Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. to work in the garden, plant, weed, plus prune grave vines and apple trees. Take what you can eat and the rest gets shared out to the abbey and members of the community in need. AHG packs up around 6:40 p.m. to head to Vespers (evening prayer) in the Mary Chapel to give thanks for our time with the abbey monks. ALL ARE WELCOME!


For more information contact Venus Wozniak



 
 
 

84 Comments


Eric
5 days ago

This sounds like a wonderful community initiative. I would love to join but need the flyer details in text format. I used Imagen a Texto to quickly convert the PDF flyer into editable text, making it easy to save the contact information and schedule. Really appreciate the effort behind this garden project.

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Eric
5 days ago

What a wonderful community initiative! It is great to see members coming together to tend the garden and share with those in need. If you ever need to organize schedules or track garden harvests, a Markdown to Excel Converter can help you turn your plans into structured spreadsheets quickly.

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Eric
5 days ago

It is wonderful to see community members gathering weekly to tend the garden and share the harvest with those in need. The abbey garden sounds like a peaceful and meaningful place to volunteer. If anyone shares photos from these Tuesday sessions, you can keep them clean and private using AI Image Metadata Remover.

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Bui Co
Aug 11

The Tuesday rhythm of weeding, pruning, and then heading to Vespers sounds like a beautiful way to ground the week—I love that the harvest is shared with the community. I've been using a similar schedule for our own garden group and found a helpful planning guide at https://cults3d.pro

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The Tuesday rhythm of weeding, harvesting, and then heading to Vespers sounds like such a grounded way to end the day—especially love that the surplus goes to the community. I've been using https://video-upscaler.org

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