Butler Elementary School Community Garden

Butler Elementary School Community Garden

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Follow the preparation, planting and harvesting of the Butler Elementary School Community Garden and keep up with Butler Garden Club news.

09/28/2026

Bobcats 🐾 planting seeds during recess time!

Thank you for helping our garden grow 🌱

Mary's Heirloom Seeds we are excited to see how Black Spanish radish and Kagraner Sommer lettuce acclimate to Springfield, IL this fall! 😃

Photos from Butler Elementary School Community Garden's post 09/17/2026

First garden club session of the new school year! Lesson on tomato’s and food sample was pico de gallo. Then all the kids got to walk through the new squash tunnel!

Photos from Butler Elementary School Community Garden's post 08/04/2026

Miss Alana was thrilled to visit with Oliver and Grandma Pat during the July meet-up!! These joyful moments are cherished 🐾 💝

Butler Community Garden Summer Watering 2026 07/13/2026

We still have plenty of open slots for people to sign up to help water the garden! Want to sign up but are intimidated by the process? Message us and we will come to your first watering date and walk you through it!

Butler Community Garden Summer Watering 2026 The Butler Elementary School Community Garden requires water each morning to stay hydrated and productive. Watering during the early morning hours is best for the plants. Garden Club is looking for volunteers to help water the garden this summer! While you're there, get your pick of vegetables, frui...

Photos from Butler Elementary School Community Garden's post 07/02/2026

Butler flower appreciation post!

Photos from Butler Elementary School Community Garden's post 06/29/2026

The squash tunnel is forming!

06/28/2026

Bobcats rock!

Fifty beautiful humans showed up for Friday night's produce & popsicle event, and stayed, even though it started raining again! Gorgeous flower bouquets were made and, beet, carrot, chard, collard, turnip, and zucchini was available. Almost all 36 pounds of produce went home with families!🥰

The remaining turnips were donated to The Enos Park Neighborhood Garden for the free farmer's market on Saturday morning. In addition to turnips, Miss Alana harvested and delivered 26 pounds of greens. So far this year, the Butler Garden has provided 354 pounds of produce for our community! 😃

The little library has been refilled! THANK YOU, to all of the generous Bobcats who donated books! 💙

(Original post edited to add beet to the list!)

06/27/2026

Happening now!

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