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March Gardening Classes at The Commons
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(Photo by Gwyneth Jones for the Daily Press)
Chris Jepson and Margaret Hadderman plant seeds from the Southwest New Mexico Seed Library. The mission of the group, which Jepson now leads, is “to nurture a community of growers and seed stewards to grow and exchange seeds to increase the food security of southwest New Mexico and strive for seed sovereignty.”
If you like saving a little money on grocery bills, doing your part to preserve home agricultural traditions, helping sequester some carbon in response to global warming, or you just want to get outside and enjoy the southwestern New Mexico weather, a garden is the place to be.
(Press Staff Photo by Geoffrey Plant)
With brother Charles on hand to hold her coffee, Eileen English picks up a print from Silver City artist Mariah Walker during the first downtown Makers Market of the season at Main Street Plaza on Saturday.
Harmony exists.
That’s the word from two outdoor market managers who coordinate separate, simultaneous events Saturday mornings in downtown Silver City.
Organized by the Future Forge Makerspace, the Makers Market held its first event of its second season at Main Street Plaza over the weekend, and an informal customer poll showed that almost every visitor there intended to or already had dropped by the Silver City Farmers’ Market located just a short distance to the north.