Instructions and resources for our summer garden project, compiled by MIT Office of Sustainability and UA Sustainability.
Hive@Home
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Hive @ Home is a collaboration between UA Sustainability and the MIT Office of Sustainability. The project is intended for members of our community who are now studying and working from home, but are still part of “one MIT.” We hope the program will help us connect with nature, engage with each other, and learn (or refine!) our gardening skills during these times apart.
Read below to find out how to help build this new garden community with us. We're excited to try this out!
We will update this regularly throughout the spring & summer of 2020.
Instructions and resources for our summer garden project, compiled by MIT Office of Sustainability and UA Sustainability.
Recorded on May 15, 2020 with MIT Grounds Services to teach participants how to germinate vegetable seeds, so that we can transplant seedlings into our containers.
With limited funding, a small cohort of our partners received free at-home garden kits with the needed supplies to start a small container garden (container, soil, peat pots, seeds)—and we will stay engaged with you from May-August with “how to” webinars and more. The kit includes an EarthBox, peat pots, and swiss chard/lettuce seeds. The sponsored kits were given out through a lottery system and funded by UA Sustain, MITOS, and Mind, Hand, Heart.
We’ve created multiple ways to participate, even if you did not receive a sponsored kit. Here are some options:
Email hive-admin@mit.edu for more information.