Learn more  about our HARVEST COOKBOOK — and our various Garden Projects — through a series of videos.  Our first one features Jan Wiggers, Cookbook Chair, and can be viewed…

Continue reading New videos about our HARVEST COOKBOOK to be posted each Friday

Greg Gordon will demonstrate seed starting in jugs at our last free public Demo of the year.

Continue reading “Winter Seed Starting in Milk Jugs” Demo at Display Garden Saturday, October 10 at 9 am

Although the Barn quilt had been initially sealed and re-sealed at least twice a year, it began to show stress and water damage. During 2019 the deterioration increased and I…

Continue reading The Barn Quilt at the Display Garden…its final evolution

Here are the locations where the HARVEST COOKBOOK is now available.

Continue reading SWIMGA’s Harvest Cookbook is now available at the West Franklin Street Market and select shops!

Continue reading Photos from the workshop on Gourd Art on August 8 at the Display Garden!

In 2015, Kay Haller (Display Garden Chair) approved a barn quilt design that would be displayed on the cabin at the Display Garden. The design that I had shown her…

Continue reading How a barn quilt came to be installed on the Cabin at the Display Garden

Here is where you can watch the 2 classes done this week.

Continue reading Thyme in the Kitchen is promoting HARVEST through their online cooking class posted on their Facebook page

The May/June issue of EVANSVILLE LIVING includes a recipe by Sue Blakeslee from our Cookbook. 

Continue reading Spring Romaine Salad with Poppy Seed Dressing recipe from Harvest Cookbook

Barn Quilts can be traced back to the start of our country. It is thought that early European immigrants may have brought the idea with them. Originally barns were not…

Continue reading What is a Barn Quilt and what do we use it for?

by Stephanie Niemeier, SWIMGA President from 1998 to 1999

Continue reading The Origin of the Plant Sale: Remembering Our Past, Celebrating Our Future