Thank you to all the members of the Quesnel Community Garden for their committment, dedication and hard work.
2010
- Katimavik - numerous volunteer hours to prepare garden site for planting
- Awesome Buds and Blooms - use of landrake to prepare garden site
- Richbar Nursery - designed water system and donated landscape fabric
- City of Quesnel - waste removal and delivered compost
- Communities in Bloom - $200
- School District 28 - use of land and fencing materials
- United Concrete & Gravel Ltd - 5 dump truck loads of soil
- ReKo Log Homes - cedar slabs for raised beds
- Cariboo Regional District - $2500
- Climate Change Action Committee - a dedicated volunteer base for the garden
- Quesnel Women's Resoure Centre - 2 temporary part-time staff through Service Canada's Job Creation Partnership
- Cariboo Peat and Gravel - 2 dump truck loads of soil
- Dragon Mountain Farm - 50 lbs seed potatoes
- Gardner Farms - seed potatoes
- Mackin Creek Farm - tomato plants and facilitated a garlic planting workshop
- The Salvation Army Quesnel Corp - jars for canning workshops
- The Quesnel Recycle Depot - jars for canning workshops
- Save-On-Foods - $100 towards preserving workshops
- McNaughton Centre - tomato plants
- Quesnel Junior Secondary School, Agriculture Class - rototilling, labour, and manure
If we have missed anyone, we would like to apologize, and please let us know so we properly thank you.
Please email the Quesnel Women's Resource Centre @ qwrc@shawcable.com, Attention: Community Garden Staff