Highland United Methodist Church
has a Community Victory Garden called Peas on Earth
It has a very sophisticated watering system and is tended by
church members and the surrounding community.
Read about it HERE
They donate ~2,000 pounds of food a year.
These photos were taken in early April.
Taken on Ridge Road
Raleigh Moravian Church
Peas on Earth. Wonderful name and wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeletethat's the way to do it! YAM xx
Peas on Earth. There is much good in the world.
ReplyDeleteWE really like that idea a lot. Sure helps lots of people. You all have a great day.
ReplyDeletePeas on Earth is a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteTerrific photos and I'm glad they're giving peas a chance!
ReplyDeleteBrian!
DeleteI LOVE puns!!!
DeletePeas on Earth is a lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteThat is a super deal! I wish I could see it...and now I am hungry for a big ol serving of fresh green peas with butter YUM! I LOVE peas.
ReplyDeleteThey sure picked a clever name for their garden and it apparently provides wonderful fresh vegetables to a LOT of people! Wonderful effort.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam
How wonderful that they contribute so much to the community. Been off the grid this week as found the world too sad and overwhelming!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos..I am impressed at how much food they donate. XO
ReplyDeleteWe need more peas on earth.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOMD, Brian is just too funny! I loves the photos! And the more peas the better! okays, Ma says that, I can't stand the things.....BOL!
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Ruby ♥
Very cute community garden idea. Great thing to do by the church.
ReplyDeleteA ton of food donated....wow!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful churches. Definitely very peas-ful settings.
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