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Garden Diary 2024: a year in the park gardens story
Nov,25, 2024 (Skylar to Adam, the lead recreation staff)
"Thanks so much for the use of the DGP Clubhouse kitchen for the DGP Garden Co-op "Harvesting Herbs" workshop last Saturday. It was great to be back in the brand new kitchen for Garden Co-op workshops. Participants enjoyed the workshop and free dried herbs take-away."
Nov.10, 2024: Pollinator Grant Report (to the PollinateTO grant staff)
Pollinator Habitat Creation: We removed invasive species, e.g. Norway maples, garlic mustard, With our Pollinator TO grant funds we purchased sun and shade pollinator plants, and took full advantage of the free pollinator plant and shrub giveaways. Many plants were in the ground by fall 2023. In spring 2024, after removing invasive plant species, we added more native plants to the other 3 small garden patches. In addition, we transplanted other native plants (bee balm, milkweed, rudbeckia) already established (on their own) from different areas of the park; and also, transplanted plant donations (milkweed babies) from neighbors. It is amazing how goldenrod and purple asters show up on their own, together, in unkept areas of the park......read more
Nov.1, 2024, from Skylar to the garden coop members
November DGP Garden Sessions 2024: Saturdays 10am-12noon, Sundays 10am-12noon
Garden bed projects:
1. Spread cow manure, compost, chopped leaves, wood chips
2. Create pollinator habitats x2
3. Cut plant debris into smaller pieces for faster composting
4. Re-organize 3-bin compost / new 'active' bin /2 'resting' bins
5. Clean out two garden sheds: --shed by the big bread oven; Children's Garden shed
6. Plant garlic in mid-November
Nov 20, 2024
Dufferin Grove Park Garden Co-op is hosting a Harvesting Herbs Workshop.
In some Native languages the term for plants translates to 'those who take care of us'. Robin Wall Kimmerer "Braiding Sweetgrass" (2013)
Date: Saturday, November 23; Time: 4-6pm; Location: Dufferin Grove Park Clubhouse, 875 Dufferin St.
Materials will be supplied.
Oct.30, 2024, from Skylar to the neighbourhood listserv
shades drawn, empty
From Skylar: "There was a two-hour "Pickling Party" on October 30 from 5:30-7:30pm in Dufferin Grove Park. The event was held outdoors near the new building, partly in the semi-darkness. The group hosting the workshop was the garden group from St. Anne's Church. That group has lost their gardening area due to the devastating fire that burned St. Anne's Church to the ground on June 9, 2024.
"This FREE workshop should have been held in the brand-new high-end DGP Clubhouse kitchen. The St. Anne's Garden Group asked about using the kitchen, but they were told it would cost $75 an hour. Too expensive (two hours: $150). This was a community event for their volunteer gardeners and the mostly 'senior' garden volunteers from the Dufferin Grove Garden Co-op.
"So about twenty people set up at the Dan’s Table area beside the (still unrepaired) wood oven and boiled water on a little camp stove to make the pickling brine. As it became darker and darker the group had to make do with lights from the basketball court.
"All the while, the new Clubhouse kitchen remained empty, with all the blinds down. There were two staff inside the building, one in the staff office working on a computer, but they said they couldn’t just open the kitchen. City policy is that there’s a set fee for any community kitchen use, no exceptions."
Sept.30, 2024, report from the City auditor
The auditor's Phase One report about parks maintenance staff was released and it created a little scandal:
From CityNews October 9:
The audit showed for 39 of the 85 logs, crews didn’t stop at one or more of the parks listed. When it comes to working times, 64 out of 85 logs contained information that was “not accurate.”
Sept.21, 2024, from Skylar
Two yard sales at the street fair: Our Garden Co-op fundraiser total: $271.30. Yay! Money to spend next year on Collette's seedlings and seeds, and new tools.
Sep 20, 2024, from Keely Forth to Skylar
Hello Skylar, the Park Supervisor, Nancy Carneiro, has some concerns regarding the loose bricks in and the around the garden and the creation of new planting areas using them.I am cc’ing Nancy so you can connect and schedule a site meeting with her to discuss this issue. (Keely Forth (she/her). Community Recreation Programmer Environmental. Parks, Horticulture, Community Gardens, City of Toronto)......read more
Aug.30, 2024
From Shah Mohiuddin: The long squash, pumpkin( gourd) and other produces are being grown in the Dufferin Grove Park coop garden. The pictured long squashes and pumpkin are displayed at the CNE, Best In Grow TO 2024 contest. The visitors voted on the presented vegetables. Shah Mohiuddin, DGP coop garden volunteer, awarded third prize on those vegetables.
CNE prize day
Shah's award
From Shah: Both the pumpkin and squash are edible, tasty and delicious vegetables.Taking the skin out and sliced into smaller pieces, they are cooked with chilli, turmeric powder, salt, coriander leaves, bay leaves and cooking oil. Then they can be eaten as meal with bread or rice.
August 29, 2024, from James (Toronto Urban Growers) to the garden coop
Urban Agriculture Week will be held this year from September 14 to 22!
Will the Dufferin Grove community garden be hosting an event this year? If you are please register your event at https://uaweekto.wordpress.com/ag-week-events/ or, email us the details at uaweekto@gmail.com.
August 13 2024, plant drawing workshop, from Meagan Dellavilla (Senior Program Specialist at Community Food Centres Canada)
Bracha and I will be hosting a 1h drawing in the garden workshop at 6:30pm.
Location: Dufferin Grove Park – we’ll meet near the shed. There is no need to be a skilled artist. This workshop will be all about spending time closely observing plants through drawing.
What participants should bring:
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> Something comfy to sit on
> Something hard and big to draw on (big books? clipboards??)
> Paper/ notebook/ drawing pad if you have
> Pencils, crayons, conte or charcoal if you have
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> What we should have available:
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> Extra paper like newsprint or dollarama paper
> Extra drawing tools like pencils, crayons, etc
> Extra cushions and hard things like clipboards
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> We would love to see you there and please feel free to invite anyone who you think might be interested!
August plant drawing workshop
Shah and his pumpkin, August 2024
Jul 12, 2024, from Skylar to the dufferingrovefriends listserv
Dufferin Grove Park Garden Co-op is presenting a Backyard Compost Workshop with Alanzo Byfield from Food Share. Date: Saturday, July 20. Time: 10-11am Location: North end of the park by the two green sheds & Circle Garden (south of Gladstone/Dufferin Park Ave /west of the brick Field House bathrooms). All are welcome.
May 8 to Sept.3, 2024: Pollinator gardens workshop
It took 17 back and forth transactions, between May 8 and Sept.24, to set up an hour-long workshop[ for a group of children to learn about indigenous pollinator plants. It seems like the workshop -- when it finally happened -- was lovely. But it does seem like the internet doesn't make things work better.....read more
June 4, 2024, from Skylar: The Dufferin Park Garden Co-op Proposal
To make the ‘temporary’ Dufferin Grove Park Garden Co-op raised-wooden planter box garden circle into a senior-focused permanent garden.....read more
June 1, 2024, from Skylar
June DGP Garden Sessions: Mondays 9:30-11:30am Wednesdays 4-6pm Saturdays 10-12noon
Projects: 1. Spreading mulch, 2. Turning the compost, 3. Shifting compost, 4. Planting seedlings, 5. Planting seeds, 6. Brick borders, 7. Watering, 8. Weeding
May 6 to Nov.26, 2024, between Skylar and city staff: wood chips and the missing sculptures.
May 6, from Skylar to Jason Cruickshank and Adam Tyzler: The Dufferin Grove Park Garden Co-op needs more wood chips to refresh the various park gardens, Dan's Table area, and for the new Pollinator TO gardens. If possible, may we have the wood chips divided between three dump areas: 1. On the south side of the Cob building (south end of the park)
2. On the south side of Dan's Tables (west/north side of the park)
3. By the tree on the west side (north end of the park) of the two green garden sheds near the main park path, on the west side of the Field House.
Many thanks.
May 6 From Jason Cruickshank: You would have to connect with Parks to get the wood chips. I will forward this request to the Parks Managment team. You should her back from Andrea Chow as to whether Parks can fulfill this request or not.
May 7 from Andrea Chow, general Parks supervisor, West Toronto' to
to Jason, Skylar and Adam: We can assist with this request. Please let me know the volume of wood chips required as well as when and where to drop the material off.
Also, have you had a chance to determine where you would like the sculpture heads placed?
May 13, from Skylar to Andrea, Jason, Adam: Thank you for arranging for a wood chips delivery to Dufferin Grove Park. We have had wood chips delivered by City Parks, Forestry and Recreation every year, for the past few years. I don't know the volume of the wood chip delivery. The same volume that was delivered before is good.
Please have the wood chips dropped off in TWO park locations:
1. South of the new Clubhouse by the green shed (north/west corner of the park)
2. At the south/west end of the park by the Cob building. This is the same place as last year's wood chips delivery.
Re: the sculpture heads. Please have the sculptures put on the west side of the new Children's Teaching Garden between the fence and the two new serviceberry trees (east/north side of the Clubhouse, on the west/south side of the pleasure skating path.
If you let me know when to expect the sculpture delivery I will make sure I am in the park at the same time to help with the correct location. Thank you very much.
May 15 from Jason to Skylar: As you know, I have been filling in for the past few months as the Supervisor at Dufferin Grove. I wanted to provide a staffing update as Anthony DeLaurentis has moved to another portfolio.
My colleague Michelle Sirianni will be joining the Dufferin Grove team as Supervisor starting today. Michelle brings a wealth of recreation experience and will be an asset to the Dufferin Grove portfolio.
May 31, from Skylar to Andrea, cc Michelle (new rec supervisor), Nancy (Parks supervisor), Adam (recreation lead): Hi Andrea: The Dufferin Grove Park received a delivery of mulch this week. We were expecting WOOD CHIPS. The DGP Garden Co-op is grateful for the mulch which we will use on all the park gardens. However, we still need a delivery of WOOD CHIPS for marking various paths in a number of garden areas. The delivery sites were good: 1. by the Cob building south area of the park; 2. by the Dan's Tables area in the west/north side of the park, south of the Clubhouse.When may we expect a delivery of WOOD CHIPS? Many thanks
Jun 3, from Andrea: Thanks for the update. Apologies for the confusion. Glad to know the mulch will be used. We'll have the wood chips delivered sometime this week.
June 3, from Skylar: Many thanks, Andrea. The wood chips should be placed NEXT to the two mulch drop sites.
Nov.26, from Skylar to Park supervisor Nancy Carneiro: DGP was supposed to get back the sculptures that were taken from the park last spring. I sent in information about where to place the sculptures last spring and then heard nothing further. Thank you for checking on the status of the sculptures.
May 14, 2024
Children's Teaching Garden meeting. Attended by recreation lead Adam Tyzler and volunteer gardeners Elizabeth Antczak, Michele Niffeler, Peter Thillaye, Skylar.....read more
April 24, 2024
Projects:
1. Planting cold weather vegetable seeds
2. Turning the compost bin
3. Replacing bricks around the Field House building
Important Note: We are still 'leaving the leaves' in the gardens b/c they are habitat for pollinators until Toronto temperatures are 10C consistently for 2 weeks.
Special project on Wednesday (for those garden volunteers who are interested) is harvesting stinging nettles for tea, soup or wilting to freeze. Wear long pants, long sleeves, and good footwear like rubber boots to protect from the stinging nettles. Bring rubber gloves, scissors and a large bag. There will be a mini tutorial on stinging nettles before harvesting.
Apr 19, 2024, from Skylar, to co op members Peter and Rob
Hi Peter & Rob: The park stinging nettle garden fence needs repair. There are a few extra 'logs' to fill in some fence gaps. Some fencing needs to be lifted and reattached. One of the log posts is falling down and is currently propped up with stones. Tools: heavy duty hammers, long wood nails or screws, work gloves.
From Peter: I am collecting some tools...hammers swede saw, hack saw and going to pick up some probably 7 inch nails for the split rail logs. We could use a hefty and long crowbar to pull out the old long nails that are sticking out. I went to look at the fence yesterday . probably a few shovels from the DG Garden shed. Seems to me we could reposition some of the bottom rails that are buried in the earth so they don't rot.....last a bit longer.
From Rob: I'll bring hammer, crow bar, saw, screws nails, wire & wire fence. And a camera for Skylar to photo document.
April 19, 2024, from Jutta to Andrea Chow (Parks general supervisor) -- the missing sculptures
It's good that the derelict fence was removed from the former "marsh garden" at Dufferin Grove (west side right by Dufferin Street), but do you know where your staff took the sculptural stone heads that were there?
From Andrea: Regarding the sculptural stone heads, some of them have been relocated to City Hall for public display in the gardens. The others have not been placed but could be re-integrated in the park at Dufferin Grove. Would you or the other community members be able to provide some feedback on where these stones might be best suited? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Apr 18, 2024, Adam Tyzler (recreation lead) to Skylar
Just reaching out because I noticed the plants are still in the kitchen, when I saw you in there yesterday, I assumed you were just prepping them in there because of the heavy rainfall that was going on.
We can’t have the plants left in the kitchen, can you please relocate them. It would not pass a public health inspection with plants in there and it may be used by permit groups in the coming weeks.
Apr 15, 2024, from Skylar to Keely, manager of the High Park children's garden
Hi Keely: Leslie Lindsay suggested I contact you.
The Dufferin Grove Park Garden Co-op started gardening sessions this week.
Most of the revitalization of the Dufferin Grove Park north/west corner has been completed. Landscaping the park on the north/west side of the new Clubhouse is the work that is left and the construction team are already putting in new fruit trees.
We are leaving the new children's teaching garden as a pollinator habitat until Toronto temperatures are 10C, consistently, for two weeks. Parks want to have a meeting this month to discuss children teaching garden programming/plan.
Michele Niffeler, Elizabeth Antczak and I are very interested in meeting up with you to see the High Park Children's Garden and apply some of the High Park Children's Garden programming and ideas to the new DGP children's garden.
We need to meet up with you after 4pm to accommodate work schedules. Is there any time and day that works best for you? I think we are all riding over on our bikes.
April 22: no answer so Skylar asked again.
Apr 13, 2024, from Skylar to co op members
The DGP Garden Co-op had a great gardening session this morning (Sat. 10am-12noon). The weather was too windy, cold and uncomfortable for outside garden work so we (5 volunteers and Vijay) decided to do indoor seeding: basil, parsley, zucchini, pumpkin, etc. using the new Clubhouse kitchen. The newly-planted pots are now on the south-facing Clubhouse kitchen windowsill with a spray bottle for watering every 3 days, along with several tomato seedlings dropped off by a generous neighbor for the DGP circle gardens. Vijay rebuilt the seedling planter structure and it is in the skate room. We will move the seedlings from the kitchen to the plant structure/skate room once the weather warms up.
The plant structure is missing 3 steel poles. I will be looking (asking Peter T.) for some appropriate size doweling to replace the missing poles. Also, Vijay (amazing fellow, as usual!) had some chalkboard spray paint and a piece of red painted board that he cut (2x2 feet) to replace the garden shed chalkboard (badly damaged by winter weather).
We are also digging up the buried bricks around the Stinging Nettle garden and redoing the border.
Apr 8, 2024, from Skylar to pollinateTO, cc. elizabeth
Hi: The Dufferin Grove Park Garden Co-op applied for and was given a 2023 PollinatorTO grant. We are in our second grant year. We have fulfilled many of the grant requirements, e.g. three pollinator workshops, and we plan our next one for summer 2024.
In the meantime, we do need some PollinateTO materials.
1. Four PollinateTO garden signs.
2. A Guide to Toronto's Pollinators booklets
3. Toronto Plan Guide for attracting Pollinators
4. The Best Native Wildflowers for Toronto Gardens
5. Pollinate TO Scavenger Hunt
5. Native Plant Growing Guide
6. Get to know Goldenrod
Also, does PollinateTO have information sheets or brochures on "No fear of bee stings' & "Bumble bees are essential".
Are there any other information sheets, booklets or brochures that PollinateTO has that would be useful for our pollinator workshops?
April 8, 2024, from Skylar, to garden co op
Projects: 1. Planting cold weather vegetable seeds 2. Turning the compost bin 3. Moving rhubarb plants 4. Replacing bricks around the Stinging Nettle garden
April 8, 2024, from Treemobile Sales
Hello Grant Applicants
As usual, the choices are difficult to make. We loved all of your fantastic gardens and the stories of how they came to be.
TreeMobile sales are slower than usual this year, likely due to financial times and people travelling again. We will give as much as we can to our winners, but can give MORE if our sales improve. So please spread the word and promote us via social media, we would like to give you as many plants as possible, and can only do so with better sales. We are extending our closing date to April 16.
And now.....
*** The winners are***
Shamrock Spiral Memorial Garden, Hamilton: a lovely urban community garden
Gwai-yuk Gih'nendamoen, Terra Cotta: an indigenous land restoration and ceremonial garden project
King Street Cooperative Community Garden, Whitby: a community urban food forest that benefits local charities
Malvern Community Garden, Toronto: a community food and pollinator garden that donates to local food banks
Spiral Garden, Toronto: A therapeutic public garden at a children's rehab hospital
Sundance Commons, Guelph and Toronto: a non-profit farm that empowers and trains new farmers***Runners-Up if our sales are enough to enable us to award them***(please promote us :)
Riverdale Immigrant Women's Centre, Toronto: a rooftop garden that empowers women refugees
Dufferin Grove Park Garden co-op, Toronto: a lovely downtown edible and pollinator garden
Virginie Gysel BES BLA.SPOTT gardens landscape design. 416-878-2055. TreeMobile Founder. https://www.transitiontreemobile.org
Mar 28, 2024, Skylar to Jason Cruickshank, recreation supervisor
Hi Jason: The DGP Garden Co-op is getting very nervous about missing the deadline for the Tree Mobile grant application. Deadline is TODAY.
We have spent a lot of time completing this grant application and the only missing piece is a permission email from Parks.
Please send the required permission email ASAP so we don't miss the deadline for a grant that provides FREE fruit trees, fruit bushes and fruit vines.
It would be very sad for the new DGP Children's Garden to miss out on this amazing opportunity.
March 13, 2024, from Skylar to garden co op members
Hi All: Happy Spring. Snowdrops are in full bloom in the stinging nettle garden. The DGP Garden Co-op will begin gardening sessions soon. In the meantime, there are a couple of drop-in pop-up gardening sessions, Thurs. March 14 / 9-11am and Sat. March 16 / 2-4pm
Projects:
1. Treading lightly so as not to disturb the underbrush of native pollinator habitat we will be cleaning up the new garden: picking up rubbish, removing construction material, and removing rocks.
2. Again, treading lightly to respect the pollinator habitat, cleaning up rubbish in the stinging nettle garden, and cutting down shrub and tree 'suckers'.
3. Lightly cleaning up the circle garden raised and ground level garden beds.
4. Replacing the hemp netting around Dan's Tables
Skylar to Shereen (York UNiversity Wask project) : The DGP Garden Co-op would love to have your wasp nest box back again this year. Same place if you think it was successful for you last year. We have a new second garden this year that might also work for your wasp project.
Skylar to Peter: When I woke this morning, I smelled firewood smoke and had a feeling of dread. I checked the planters and sure enough your new fixed board is gone and so is the one next to it (same planter). Of course, I can see the remnants in the firepit. I spoke with Adam, the city parks guy and he said he will look into removing the benches and putting a 'cover' over the firepit to deter this bad behavior.
In the meantime, I have a pop-up garden session tomorrow morning if you are available to cut two more replacement boards to fix the planter. Thank goodness you bought the extra wood.
March 11, 2024, from Skylar to Elizabeth (garden co op member)
On behalf of DGP Garden Co-op I want to apply for a couple of new grants from Tree Mobile Toronto. I need help doing the application. Do you have some time to help me apply for these two grants? I can't seem to get access to the grant application. It is on Microsoft Word. Wish I was more tech savvy...
Edible Community Garden Grant
Just a reminder to apply for the grant by March 18. We love to award plants to your community garden projects! You do not have to be in our delivery zone to apply, as long as you can pick up your plants.
Grants Available for Spring 2024
Grants have no cash value; we supply plants only. Due to supply issues, we may not be able to supply your exact wish list, so please list substitutions. Number of awards depend upon TreeMobile sales, and quantity and quality of applications received. We are not able to provide training this year, please go to the Orchard People website https://orchardpeople.com for fruit tree care info; some books will be made available.
Edible Forest Grant | Valued at $370
Choice of plants from TreeMobile’s 2024 selection (incl. 5 trees) up to $350 Delivery and planting assistance if within TreeMobile delivery zone incl. Tree guards and Root Rescue dip $20Orchard Grant | Valued at $250
Choice of plants from TreeMobile’s 2024 selection (incl. 3 trees) up to $235 Delivery and planting assistance if within TreeMobile delivery zone incl. Tree guards and Root Rescue dip $15Garden Grant | Valued at $145
Choice of plants from TreeMobile’s 2024 selection (incl. 1 tree) up to $130 Delivery and planting assistance if within TreeMobile delivery zone incl. Tree guards and Root Rescue dip $15Fedge (Food Hedge) Grant | Valued at $125
Choice of shrubs, vines and canes from our 2024 selection up to $125 Delivery and planting assistance if within TreeMobile delivery zone incl.
March 11, 2024 garden co op correspondence
From Peter: Morning, Skylar. I have cut all the pieces for the next replacement planter , I am going to assemble it then bring it over hopefully around 2 Pm or so but I will call you before I come. The only thing we need is the black landscape cloth bag that Veejay and I salvaged from one of the collapsed planters.
From Skylar: Great Peter. I will meet you at the park...call me when you are on your way...fantastic...thank you so much,
Mar 2, 3, 6, 2024, from Peter Thillaye (garden co op member)
broken planter
Skylar, I have the lumber for the replacement planter and will start working on it. I noticed the 3 top boards on one of the east side planters have fallen away. Will see if I have any lumber left over to re rig that. There are 2 posts that have rotted let the posts go ,could use some burlap if there is any around maybe 24 sq feet and 5 pieces of any 1 inch styrofoam about 15x 16 inches.
I have the burlap, hoping to scavenge the styrofoam from the dumpsters. To fix the planter with the missing boards we may have to empty and put in new supports. I will dig it out in layers hopefully the plants will survive when we put it back together.
We need to drill 2 holes in the planter to put the 2 bolts thru and attach the nuts to hold in 2 the frame ... then fill it with whatever soil u think is best. For the repair of the planter with 3 boards of the top if possible .. I think we will empty it if soil ..then if I can get the old posts out I will replace them with new ones and put new boards on the top.
We will cut the posts and new boards at the gardens probably take an hour of fiddling
March 6, 2024, from Skylar
Peter, I will meet you at the park. I will get a wheelbarrow and shovel to empty the soil from the broken planter.
Pollinator grant financials, 2023:
Income:
Pollinator Grant, City of Toronto, April 28, 2023: $2606.40Expenditures:
Pollinator plants, Toronto Plant Market, June 2023: $14
Posters for June 21 bee event, Laura Repo: $67 plus $50
Amy Castator, Posters for July 12 butterfly workshop: $50 Design of June 21 poster (Eliz. Antczac): $50
Bee workshop June 21, by Clement Kent: $100
Bee workshop supplies: bags $3.36, terra cotta saucers, $7.91
Bee workshop supplies, Skylar: $125.27
Butterfly workshop July 12, by Carol Pasternak: $260
Bee City Pollinator Workshop Wed. Sept. 20: $250
Pollinator plants (from April/May), Amy Castator: $233.83
Transport for fall pollinator plants, Amy Castator: $29.77
Total to end of season: $1241.14
Funds left for next year: $1365.26
Pollinator grant financials, 2024:
Funds left for 2024: $1365.26
Expenditures:
Repair of pollinator planters March 2024. Peter Thillaye invoice for materials: $117.91
Honoraria:
May 16, 2024, Skylar Hill_Jackson $150
May 16, 2024, Amy Castator $150
CELOS Admin fee: $50
June 20, 2024, Pollinator poster, Elizabeth Antczak: $100
Sept.26, 2024, Crystal Melin, Pollinator Workshop: $250
Oct.29, 2024, Pollinator garden materials, Skylar Hill-Jackson: $184.22
Nov.15, 2024: Art posters for pollinator workshops, Rae Crookshank: $200
Nov.28, 2024: Admin fee for CELOS: $50Balance: $113.13