This is a chioggia beet. As you can see, it has really neat striping. No need to cook it. I recommend slicing it thin and putting it in salads. It adds some fun color and is bound to impress.
SU is hosting a screening of "The Garden" followed by discussion and, later, dancing on October 9th. Learn more here.
Help the Pollinator Pathway folks build a solid pollinator habitat stretching from 29th and Columbia to Seattle University! Installation parties October 16th and 17th. More info here.
This is a student run garden. As such, I'm looking for students who are interested in committing their time and effort to make this garden a success. If you want to be involved, from having a small plot of land that you take care of to helping with the occasional weeding, let me know at rossmanp@seattleu.edu.
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