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    The Collective Sedona Hard at Work Planting
    Edible Gardens for the Community to Enjoy

    April 22, 2017No Comments
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    logo_collectivesedonaSedona AZ (April 22, 2017) – The Collective Sedona is proud to announce they are currently planting beds throughout the property filled with organic fruits, vegetables and herbs. These organic edible gardens will be dispersed throughout the property and free to visitors to pick and enjoy as they explore the property.

    The Collective Sedona has enlisted groundskeeper Daniel Wallace to plant and oversee the development of the gardens. With 15-years experience, Daniel most recently helped plant and manage a large private ranch filled with grapevines, orchards and organic gardens. The gardens at The Collective Sedona will be overflowing with buttery lettuce, eggplants, cherry tomatoes, purple carrots, watermelon and honeydew, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, bell and chili peppers, artichokes, okra, thorn-less blackberries, popcorn (a variety of corn perfect for popping), apple trees and a variety of herbs.

    20170422_collectieOver the last year, Thomas McPherson, owner of The Collective Sedona, focused on Phase One of the property’s redevelopment which included finishing all deferred maintenance, programming all spaces and finishing build outs. The edible gardens project is part of Phase Two, which focuses on the beautification of the property, including an emphasis on sustainability. To that end, upgrades have already been made throughout the property including locally made and eco-friendly weather-proof outdoor furniture and courtyard upgrades, and non-toxic landscaping and organic grass. There are also plans for a solar power array and a gray water system in the future. “We want to activate the community,” said McPherson. “If you want to come hang out at the Collective, you can grab an apple off a tree and listen to live music, it’s really about changing the paradigm, changing how people interact with the environment.”

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    Planting is currently underway and the gardens should be ready to pick and enjoy this July and August. For all the latest updates on the progress of the gardens, visit The Collective Sedona’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/thecollectivesedona/

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