Recipe: Cold Brew Chicory Coffee
NOTE: Please read our full disclaimer at the end of this article before harvesting or consuming wild-harvested or foraged chicory. Having grown up in the… Read More
The lost art of Topworking: grafting new fruit varieties on existing trees!
A small group of established pear and cherry trees at Philadelphia’s Saul High School orchard had never fruited well. What to do? Replanting costs time… Read More
Growing Together with the Overbrook Environmental Education Center
At the end of 2020, we started sharing the story of the Overbrook Environmental Education Center (OEEC), a POP partner since 2012, that highlighted their… Read More
Moth Mania: shining a spotlight on nighttime pollinators
Quick, name a pollinator! What’s the first thing that popped into your mind? Maybe it was a honeybee. Or maybe native bumblebees and wasps. Possibly… Read More
In February 2021, Join POP in the FSNE Racial Equity Challenge
Starting in February 2021, members of the Philadelphia Orchard Project will participate in a racial equity habit-building challenge as outlined by Food Solutions New England… Read More
Spring 2021 Postcard Competition Rules & Guidelines
These rules apply to the Philadelphia Orchard Project (aka POP) Spring 2021 Postcard Competition (“Competition”). To enter the contest, submit your design by email to… Read More
POP Co-Executive Directors’ Statement on the January 6th Attack on the Capitol
January 16, 2021 We affirm the right to free and fair elections in America. We condemn the reprehensible acts carried out by the far-right and… Read More
A Trip to Hundred Fruit Farm
On October 24th, 2020, I took a field trip to Hundred Fruit Farm in New Hope, PA, where Adam Dusen and his wife Sunghee Kim… Read More
Orchard Partner Stories 2020
Every year we ask our orchard partners to reflect on the season and to share stories with us about what the orchard provides for their… Read More
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