The Glimmer of a future.....Is now a shining star....New operators of NUA

Submitted by jasmin on Fri, 13/04/2012 - 6:31am

Happy spring everyone :)

Glimmer of a future for Nelson Urban Acres..........I am so excited to be the new farmer of NUA with my little helper farmer Maryjane, who is also so excited to start digging in the dirt and showing her lovely smile at the markets.

I will be active on this page now and starting all the gardening, will keep you posted on whats happening, so please stay tuned and check NUA out and see whats new :) looking forward to working with the community and seeing you at the markets this coming season :) happy digging happy spring everyone!

Please feel free to contact me with any questions, advice, info and discussion topics :)

Many thanks to Paul for this amazing opportunity and the power and love he has put into these gardens of nelson that I get to play with this season, I hope to continue the gardens with the same vision he has and with the same love and commitment to the community, sustainability and mother earth :)

Thanks so much for staying tuned :) Blessings

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All the power to the urban farmer

Submitted by paul on Fri, 13/04/2012 - 8:22pm.

Hey Jasmin –

Happy spring back to you. Glad you figured out how to post on here. :)

I wish you the very best for a super fun first year as you explore the different garden spaces and try to grow as many veggies as you can handle. I'm sure the soil is just itching for a bit of attention. ;)

Looks like it might be April showers out there for a little while longer... wish we had some of that here! I love the sun, don't get me wrong, but sometimes the earth just needs a good bath! Apparently it was a really wet spring here in Ontario last year, and this time it's the opposite.. all balances out, I suppose.

Looking forward to your updates. Hope you're managing to get some salad greens planted! (And remember, at this time of year, white row cover is your best friend!)

Ciao for now,

Paul
Cobourg, ON

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