Fight Lanternflies With Milkweed
Milkweed is a beautiful American wildflower, garden plant and a magnet for butterflies and pollinators. As the host plant for caterpillars of the monarch butterfly...
Planting Paw Paws
Merchantville Organic Community Garden now has three native fruiting Paw Paw trees thanks to a generous donation from the Merchantville Observer and collaboration between...
Pollinate for Mom
Every May, adults and children alike are tasked with a daunting mission-to somehow thank our mothers for everything they’ve done for us over the...
IE Chronicles Growth
In early 2018, inspired by the actions of a community in Tordmoden, UK, Joan Brennan and Betsy Langley started planting the seeds for a town-wide sustainability program called...
Landscape Registry is Growing
During the month of July Incredible Edible Merchantville added two gardens to our Sustainable Landscape Registry. We welcomed the Bouvier Family's garden on July 16th. They...
IE Registry Update
Alongside the driveway at the Chestnut Station Senior Complex is a hidden gem of an Incredible Edible Garden and the perfect example of a a creative...
IE Learning Plate
Lynn Geddes’ gorgeous garden was the site of this month’s IE meeting. It was a learning experience where members, Lynn Geddes, Kerry Mentzer and Cindy Hertneck,...
Partnering With Pantries
At Incredible Edible Merchantville food security is part of our mission and one of our top priorities. To that end, we are hoping to...
Chronicled Inspiration!
This backyard garden, at 23 East Chestnut Avenue in Merchantville, featuring an overhead irrigation system, is an inspiration to Incredible Edible and everyone who...
Perseverance Pays Off
After 6-year battle a Florida couple won the right to plant vegetables in their front yard. Hermine Ricketts and her husband, Tom Carroll, planted in front...
















































