As spring starts the Roots of Peace Community Garden is preparing for the busy season ahead. After learning that our project was chosen by the Kathryn Davis 100 Projects for Peace, we briefly celebrated then were off to form new partnerships and take more definitive steps in creating the garden. We now have several dozen donated seed packets waiting to be seeded in April and pots waiting for them. It is so exciting to watch how the project is taking shape through the organizations we have made contact with and the people we have met along the way. We are still looking for interested participants so fill out those participation forms and get back to me with any questions!

-Merry