Community Corner
Volunteers Needed to Plant Western PA Conservancy Community Gardens
The work of more than 13,000 volunteers from neighborhoods, schools, businesses and organizations have made it possible for communities in 20 counties, including Butler, to enjoy 135 gardens.
While driving in the region, have you noticed the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy’s community gardens?
These gardens, including the ones in Butler County that are planted by volunteers each spring, have helped beautify the region.
According to the conservancy's website, corporate and organizational sponsorships and the work of more than 13,000 volunteers from neighborhoods, schools, businesses and organizations have made it possible for communities in 20 counties to enjoy 135 gardens.
Find out what's happening in Cranberryfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Volunteers are needed to help with this spring's community flower garden planting.
Groups, families and individuals interested in helping to plant neighborhood gardens should contact Lynn McGuire-Olzak at 412-586-2324 or by email at lolzak@paconserve.org.
Find out what's happening in Cranberryfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Planting dates for the Butler County gardens are listed below. Events begin at 9 a.m. unless otherwise noted:
Butler
- Route 68 and Hansen Avenue—May 18
- Route 8 and Route 422—(No date listed. Contact conservancy for information.)
Slippery Rock
- Route 173 and East Cooper Street—(No date listed. Contact conservancy for information.)
For a complete list of dates in all western Pennsylvania communities, click here.
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