AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSchoolyard Cleanup Push: Lapu-Lapu is gearing up for Brigada Eskwela 2026 (June 1–5) with a solid-waste facility check across public schools, tighter waste rules, and “Project Cindi” to boost school gardening—plus enforcement of its single-use plastic limits (with fines up to P5,000). Garden Resilience Tips: Valley View Farms is warning that freeze-damaged trees and spring-leafing plants may need a “wait and see” approach before pruning, since blooms and recovery can show up later. Community Food Gardening: Fredericton’s New Brunswick Community Harvest Gardens says backyard growing is surging as grocery prices bite, with workshops focused on small-scale, regenerative crops like potatoes. Pollinator/Plant Care Talk: Spokane’s West Plains continues PFAS monitoring and public updates, while gardening shows and experts keep spotlighting practical spring fixes—from frost damage to longer-lasting cut flowers. National Garden Scheme: Guernsey’s National Garden Scheme welcomed its CEO, calling it a “full circle” story tied to community nursing funding.
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