The Carrot Green Roof

We use a white board in our shed to communicate and record garden data. This little doodle remained there all summer and sums up the energy of the Carrot Green Roof and Garden. ☮️💚

We’ve wrapped up most of our activities for this season. Thanks to everyone who visited, volunteered and enjoyed our space in a particularly odd year!

The roof will remain open until the end of the month! 🌱

We planted a few cloves of garlic today!
Beautiful organic from Sosnicki Organics Now we wait until summer 2021! 🧄💚

New outdoor class schedule from our friends Loft Cycle Club... 3 on the green roof 👍

The *NEW* Loft class schedule is up! We have added more OUTDOOR classes and ONLINE livestream spin.
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Check the schedule for regular updates.
🌿SUNDAY
11:15am core+cardio in the park (miranda)
🌿MONDAY
10:00am arms+abs in the park (miranda)
11:15am livestream spin (brett) *special thanksgiving ride
🌿WEDNESDAY
7:15am strength HIIT in the park (rachel)
9:30am strength in the park (rachel)
5:45pm yoga on the carrot roof (heather)
🌿THURSDAY
5:45pm livestream spin (heather)
🌿FRIDAY
5:30pm strength HIIT in the park (miranda)
🌿SATURDAY
9:30am pilates on the carrot roof (amy)
11:00am livestream spin (brett)
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See you all soon. Stay healthy. Stay strong.

Frosty morning on the green roof ❄️🌱

Are you seed saving?
It’s that time of year when plants and their seeds dry out and we can collect them for future growing! Great resources at Seeds of Diversity Canada Toronto Seed Library

Good morning from the Carrot Green Roof & Garden. Who can name all the different types of clouds in the sky? ⛅️

Expert urban gardener and friend of the green roof Steven Biggs shared 5 tips for maximizing small urban garden spaces!

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We did something awesome today! We closed the loop on our green waste on the green roof!
With the help of FoodShare Toronto and our awesome volunteers we built a 3 bin composter and filled it with our garden waste, leaves we raked up, produce scraps and coffee grounds from The Big Carrot Natural Food Market