The next meeting of the South Bend Community Garden group will be Tuesday, June 10, at 6:30 pm in the Pokagon Room at the St. Joseph Public Library in downtown South Bend. The group will review presentation information for neighborhoods, churches, and organizations about starting community gardens. All who are interested in developing and/or presenting are encouraged to attend. For more information about South Bend Community Garden activities, visit www.sbcg.org.
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