Back to the Earth is a duplicateable program where people and community
work together towards having plots where everyone is able to find a
spot to garden, a common goal of not just co-operation, but also a
shared interest in exploring new ways of gardening. Learning and
gardening go hand in hand so by using everyone’s knowledge and efforts
we will help spread greenery thru out the earth, will even use (forgotten) plants and places.

Types of gardening:

Group

Individual

Children’s gardens

Homeless shelters

Audubon

Non profit organizations

Pick your location of where you would love to garden, and BTTE
will work with you in helping to find a local garden, and inspired
gardeners will help answer on methods of gardening practiced by our
ancestors, as we create organic balanced, high yield, low maintenance
and fun gardens.

There are several garden locations currently on the list. If you don’t
know how to garden that is ok . If you love to garden and you would like
to pitch in an help that would be great. On occasion we receive a request
to help someone with their garden. We would like to invite and include your
community or neighborhood garden to join our growing ranks by joining our growing list!

What we believe in:

1 Opening up land areas for people to use and enjoy for experiencing gardening and nature.

2  Utilizing land for sustainable living

3 Eating organic

We advocate the use of Heirloom organic plants and seeds because they produce
offspring that can be saved for the next year, helping to protect our agricultural
heritage while keeping the cost down to you.

 
Call Us Today!
If you are interested in taking part in this project either as a garden host or
garden team member or research collector, contact either:

Tammara McMahon 203-270-3907

Cindy Miller  203-426-9448

Jean Foege  203-270-1565

Email us at trinity@trinityproduction.org

There are several garden locations currently on the list. We would
like to invite and include your community or neighborhood garden to join our
 growing ranks by joining our growing list!

"Back to the earth" is sponsored by Trinity Productions an interfaith nonprofit learning
center for mind, body & Spirit

Trinity Productions is also requesting donations of any organic garden
related item or resource that will be used for those that would like to participate,
but may lack the resources. Heirloom seeds and plants would be greatly
appreciated by Harvey, a seed nut that thinks we should save and raise every single
 plant our forefathers and mothers planted. 


Organic gardening * Sustainable living * Seed & plant exchange * Gardens * Go green *