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    Blodgett Urban Gardens

    5.0 (3 reviews)

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    Seeding Galveston

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    urban farm in the neighborhood...with turkeys, goats and chickens too!…read morebeen here many times for fresh produce and it's just so cool. they have a huge compost area where they turn leaves, hay, vines, stems, outdated food/veggies (donated by UTMB food vendor, Morrison's, as well as, Central Methodist church and locals) into rich soil for the garden. on Sunday's they have a program for locals to get some of this compost if you want (and seeds too I believe) every Wednesday (and maybe, Saturday's) the garden is open. you can purchase (if available) raised or not raised garden areas for your own growing. as of October 2020 they have 75 kitchen gardens installed over the island! this non profit donates their produce to food banks and small grocers. you can also buy weekly boxes of food of whatever is harvested that week SUPPORT NON PROFIT EAT HEALTHY

    This place can only be described as one of the coolest places I've visited in urban farming on the…read moreIsland. Besides the fresh produce and herbs it's absolutely charming. Bring your children to visit the animals that are located in the back. Fresh goat cheese? They got it along with Goat yogurt, flower bouquets, fresh eggs, and all the goodies you can find at a farmers market. The owner is John, and we came across this place while taking a drive. My husband loves callalou (spinach like green popular in Jamaica) and he spotted it in the farm, came over and John greeted him very kindly. Although it was closed John invited my husband in to look around. So the next time you are in Galveston pay them a visit. You'll be glad you did.

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