Re: Morris County, NJ Community Gardens

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RE:  Unfortunately the Denville gardens are for Denville residents only, But
 The Morris County Parks Commission at the Frelinghuysen Arobertum do have 10 
by  20ft. plots for $40 for the season!  I am absolutely delighted and am 
ringing today to secure mine. It opens on the 12th of April, and I just can't 
wait to start gardening!!

Dear Nicole,

While you are choosing your seeds, seedlings and tools, please feel free to 
go the American Community Gardening website at  <A 
HREF="http://www.communitygarden.org/";>American Community Gardening 
Association</A>  for information collected on community from all over the 
United States and Canada.  Both this website and listserve are services of 
the ACGA. 

While going through the ACGA website, please check out the membership page - 
for the price of takeout Chinese, a pizza and a few beers ($25) you can get 
discounts to our annual convention (this year in Chicago!) and recieve our 
annual Greening Review and our soon to be quarterly newsletters.

Best wishes,
Adam Honigman,
Volunteer,  <A HREF="http://www.clintoncommunitygarden.org/";>Clinton 
Community Garden</A> 

<< Subj:     Re: [cg] Morris County, NJ Community Gardens
 Date:  4/4/03 9:36:29 AM Eastern Standard Time
 From:  nicole23@att.net
 To:    Adam36055@aol.com

 Dear Adam,
 Thank you so much for the information. 
 Unfortunately the Denville gardens are for Denville residents only, But
 The Morris County Parks Commission at the Frelinghuysen Arobertum do have 10 
by 
 20ft. plots for $40 for the season!
 I am absolutely delighted and am ringing today to secure mine.
 It opens on the 12th of April, and I just can't wait to start gardening!!
 Thanks so much again!!
 All the best,
 Nicole
 > Nicole, 
 > 
 > We don't have any web listings on the ACGA website for New Jersey gardens, 
 > but that may be because no volunteer at these gardens ever set up a 
website 
 > for them.   <A HREF="http://www.communitygarden.org/";>American Community 
 > Gardening Association</A> 
 > 
 > However, if memory serves me...
 > 
 > 1) You might try a project called Denville Community Gardens, a row of 
garden 
 > plots on Diamond Spring Road. If I'm not mistaken, they're right near the 
 > Public Library? It's my understanding that folks who don't have enough 
 > property to have their plants or flowers or pumpkins and tomato plants 
will 
 > plant them there.  The deal is that  gardeners must commit at least four 
 > hours per week to keep their plantings neatly maintained during the 
growing 
 > season. 
 > 
 > 2) Montville Township's Community Park on Changebridge Road has  120 acres 
 > include trails, six sports fields-four of which are lit-community gardens 
for 
 > gardening/farming space for residents, and an outdoor amphitheater for 
Summer 
 > concerts and performances. 
 > 
 > 3) I'm not sure if this is the same as the above, but the Morris Park 
 > Commission's Community Gardens have plots for rent -  near the 
Frelinghuysen 
 > Arboretum  http://parks.morris.nj.us/parks/frelarbmain.htm
 > 
 > Great luck,
 > 
 > Adam Honigman, 
 > Volunteer,  <A HREF="http://www.clintoncommunitygarden.org/";>Clinton 
 > Community Garden</A> , NYC

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