YOUR FARM. AT WORK. CORPORATE WELLNESS PROGRAMS

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YOUR FARM. AT WORK. CORPORATE WELLNESS PROGRAMS Encourage your employees to spend time outside, working together to help plant, maintain, and harvest organic produce from your company s own urban farm. Green City Growers corporate wellness garden programs help companies to enhance the sustainability of their campuses, improve the health and wellness of employees, attract and retain high quality candidates, give back to the local community, and receive positive press. The experienced, highly professional urban farmers at Green City Growers are horticultural experts who specialize in small-scale urban growing. Since 2008, Green City Growers has worked with companies and institutions throughout the northeast, providing educational programming and farming anywhere the sun shines! SAMPLE CORPORATE WELLNESS CLIENTS athenahealth (Watertown) Verizon (Waltham) Massachusetts Medical Society (Waltham) Abt Associates (Cambridge) Mapfre USA/Commerce Insurance (Webster) National Grid (Waltham) Sasaki Associates (Watertown) Akamai Technologies (Cambridge) SmartBear Software (Somerville)

A HANDS-ON EDUCATION Weekly/Bi-Weekly: Starts at $185/visit WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOUR BUSINESS Green City Growers farmers are not simply horticultural experts. We are a team of highly trained and passionate educators who strive to teach all skill levels in a relatable, hands-on way. Our educational sessions include a combination of hands-on farming tasks, group discussions and educational activities. Our goal is to empower all those with whom we work, and to help them learn the skills necessary to grow their own food at home or in their community. In the process, your employees will gain a greater understanding of where food comes from, how it is grown, and what healthy eating really means. ADAPTABILITY & CUSTOMIZATION Because the needs and desires of each company are different, no two GCG farms or programs are ever quite the same. Our raised beds come in a variety of options and looks, with additions such as pest fencing and cold frames for season extension, and educational sessions can be scheduled to fit your company s schedule. It s a different feeling than touching my keyboard all day, and it s nice to get out and see something green and growing and battle some bugs instead of my keyboard for a while Marie Duprey, HPHC Volunteer FARM MAINTENANCE In addition to educational programs, GCG offers maintenance services to ensure a bountiful, beautiful yield throughout the growing season. Our clients often include basic maintenance in the off weeks between educational sessions.

PROGRAM TIMELINE FEBRUARY Indoor seed-starting for spring planting. Fill out wish list and order fruit trees and bushes. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Planting of fall crops. Beets, carrots, chard, arugula, endive, cilantro, kale, leeks, bunching onion, peas, radish, spinach, broccoli, brussels sprouts, turnips & more. MARCH Orientation for participating employees, introducing them to the program and generating interest. Installation begins after snow melts. NOVEMBER With cold frames: plant over-winter crops. Kale, carrots, mixed greens, chard, beets, collards & more. Without cold frames: final harvest and end-ofmonth farm shut-down. APRIL Spring planting early April (with cold frames) or late April (without). Beets, broccoli, kale, carrots, chard,, leeks, lettuce, peas, radishes, spinach, garlic, strawberries, & more. DECEMBER With cold frames: cold frame maintenance continues for first two weeks, guaranteeing a successful harvest in early spring. MAY First harvest of spring crops. Planting of summer crops. Beans, basil, cucumber, cabbage, carrots, collards, eggplant, head lettuce, tomatoes, tomatillos, zucchini, & more. JANUARY With cold frames: clear off any snow build-up, and water crops once monthly. JUNE AUGUST Consistent farm maintenance, including weeding, pest and fungal maintenance, harvesting, and replanting of vegetables. FEBRUARY Contact GCG Headquarters to begin preparations and ensure priority scheduling for another successful growing season!

DESIGN OPTIONS & PRICING Cedar - $1,025 Timbers - $1,100 RAISED BEDS All standard installations include our custom-blended organic soil, raised bed frames, trellises, and drip irrigation with timer. Custom designs and garden structures can be quoted upon request. COLD FRAMES $425 for 4 x4 Frame. Cold frames act as mini greenhouses, trapping heat to extend the growing season from the first week of March to the first week of December. Built to order. Two required per 4 x8 bed. RABBIT AND DEER FENCING Rabbit: $175 per 4 x8 Bed. Deer: $235 per 4 x8 Bed. Exact fit. Standard and wood-framed options. Fencing is recommended if necessary for the success of the garden. MODULAR SYSTEMS Custom Pricing. Milk crate farms can be placed on any surface, configured to any shape, and easily moved if necessary. Average cost of $25/crate. PERIMETER FENCING, PATHWAYS & MULCH Custom Pricing. Beautifully and practically designed to keep out pests and enclose your garden space.

WHAT YOU CAN GROW SPRING SUMMER FALL *Arugula Basil *Arugula *Starred crops can be Asparagus Beets Beans Beets planted in gardens with 4 or more hours of sunlight. Broccoli *Broccoli Raab Cabbage *Cilantro *Dill *Greens *Kale Kohlrabi *Leeks Onions Brussels Sprouts Cucumbers Eggplant Fennel Husk Cherry *Leeks Okra Peppers, Sweet Peppers, Hot Potatoes Potatoes, Sweet Broccoli *Broccoli Raab Cabbage *Cilantro *Kale Kohlrabi Lettuce (Head) Lettuce (Loose) *Mesclun Mix *Pea Shoots *Radishes HERBS *Chives *Garlic Chives *Lavender *Lemon Balm *Marjoram *Mint *Oregano *Rosemary *Tarragon *Thyme *Savory *Stevia *Lettuce (Head/Loose) *Mesclun Mix *Parsley *Pea Shoots *Radishes Rhubarb *Scallions *Spinach Sugar Snap Peas Pumpkins (Mini) *Scallions Summer Squash Tomatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, Red Slicing Tomatoes, Heirloom Tomatillos Winter Squash (Acorn, Butternut) Zucchini Scallions *Spinach FLOWERS Calendula Nasturtium *Pansies Sunflowers *Violas FRUIT Apple Pear Cherry Apricot Peach Plum Berries