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Delaware food banks need homegrown solutions to combat nutritional insecurities, WDEL
Food Bank of Delaware teams up with DCH to address food insecurity in Delaware.
Here’s How to Grow Your Own Vegetable or Herb Garden, Delaware Today
Advice on starting your own garden with tips from DCH’s own Marcia Stephenson.
Gardening for the Greater Good, Teleduction
DCH is the recipient of a $15,000 grant for our Branches to Chances program through the “A Community Thrives” program.
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Be a friend to the trees and help us stay #1! DCH is participating in the Gannett Foundation's A Community Thrives fundraiser again this year to raise money for the Neighborhood Tree Steward Program.
Last year, we raised nearly $25,000 for the Branches to Chances program and we need your help to be #1 in Delaware again this year. The Tree Steward Program engages, educates, and trains community leaders and activists to assess tree conditions in neighborhoods, identify needs for tree planting and care, and develop and lead projects that increase urban tree canopy. Your donations will support projects such as street tree plantings, vacant lot stabilization, and streetscape beautification programs in communities that need them the most.
We need your help to make this our most successful fundraiser yet, so we can expand our Tree Steward Program and increase our urban tree canopy. Please visit A Community Thrives today and give what you can - every donation counts!
Support Neighborhood Tree Steward Program on A Community Thrives
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Help expand tree canopy coverage and street beautification for communities in need through the TSP.As it gets colder, some plants will need to come inside. Not sure which ones to bring in? Find out which plants can make it through the winter and which need to make it indoors with this helpful guide.
It’s (Nearly) Fall: Which Plants Can You Bring Inside?
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As you move indoors for winter, some plants can come with you, while others are a lost cause. Here’s how to tell the difference.Learn how you can save your tomato seeds so they will be ready for next year with DCH's Green Thumb Series! Erica will show you exactly what you need to do to prepare and store your seeds.
How to Save Your Tomato Seeds for Next Season
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It's the time of year to start saving seeds to have for next season. Today, Erica will be showing you how you should save and store your tomato seeds for nex...
