Schaef Earth Garden: Yew

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Thursday, September 20, 2007

The Yew

In the past couple of weeks I've noticed lots of lovely red berries on the yew. Is this a new phenomenon? Or is it just that I never noticed them before? I absolutely love the look of berries in autumn and winter, and would like to find some additional berry-producing plants/shrubs for our garden. Any ideas?
Nancy C.

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Welcome!

Greetings from the gardeners at the Park Slope United Methodist Church in Brooklyn New York. I started this little blog as a way to communicate with each other. We soon learned that this was a great way to share our garden with the wider communty of gardens across the world and to make links with others. Please visit us in this blog or actually come to see us

As if Jan,2021 there have been nearly 16,000 visits to this blog.

Ellen Kirby (ellen.kirby@gmail.com)

The garden is located at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Eighth Street in Brooklyn NY.

Gardening Folk (partial list)

Without these garden volunteers, our garden would be weeds.This list is very partial and should be updated soon. These are some of the gardeners active in the 80 through, 90'and early 2000's!

1970-1984

Bob McMahon (landscape architect and designer of the garden)

Monte Clinton. Pat Clinton,/ Tom and Sheila Hanks, Rickie James,

Jud and Faith Davis

1984-2006 Ellen Kirby, Coordinator

Nancy Crumley. Nichole Bowman, Nancy Wilks,

Susan Johnson. Lisa Watson, Dave and Joann Hall,

Alba Carter, Nancy Young, Joyce Pyle, Zoe Moffitt,

Lucy Jones, Beverly Leffers, Shannon and Tom Pieterzak, Eric Johnson, Joe Anyan, Dawn and Chris Spiegl, Bruce Schaller, Dawn Wheatley, Ieva Kronlin, Billy Pfeiffer, David Cantrell, Brayn Harris, Louisea Floyd, Sam Williams, Betsy Hansel, Tim Smith, Larry McGaughey, Charles Garner

2007- Nancy Crumley, Coordinator

We are searching for the names of people who volunteered in the past and current.Please let us know of names to add. We need any additional names and current.Thank you gardeners!