Re: Sample garden graphics

**A*@aol.com**

Ms. Cowell, 

I mean this kindly, but the first thing you need to learn about our common 
community garden culture is that we use the word "please" alot, and thank you 
when me make our requests....

I'll assume that you type fast and that you meant to use those words.   If 
you learn that lesson, then becoming a community gardener will be that much 
easier.  

For information on community gardening, please go to the American Community 
Garden website and read to your heart's content:  <A 
HREF="http://www.communitygarden.org/";>American Community Gardening 
Association</A>  . In addition to all of the links, the page,  <A 
HREF="http://www.communitygarden.org/pubs/starting.html";>ACGA: Starting a CG
</A> , should be very helpful.

For graphics, anything made by one of your volunteers ( a garden path, a 
flower, or even a bunch of low lying buildings near your garden showing your 
garden) will make a good graphic design - along with your name.  Be sure to 
include your new garden name, and if you like, your address..

But it's the people that make the garden, not the artwork or even the 
plants...it's some neighborhood residents working together to create a garden 
for the entire community.

Have a great day,
Adam Honigman,
Volunteer, 
 <A HREF="http://www.clintoncommunitygarden.org/";>Clinton Community Garden</A>

<< Subj:     [cg] Sample garden graphics
 Date:  4/28/03 10:37:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time
 From:  magscowell@yahoo.com (MARGARET COWELL)
 Sender:    community_garden-admin@mallorn.com
 Reply-to:  Margaret_Cowell@brown.edu
 To:    community_garden@mallorn.com

 Hello all.

 My name is Maggie Cowell and I am a Masters in Urban
 Planning student at the University at Buffalo.  I am
 working on a studio for one of the neighborhoods here
 in Buffalo.  I am interested in finding some basic
 information on the actual building of a community
 garden.  More specifically, I am interested in finding
 some "how to" lists about the construction of gardens
 and also some graphics that might show/explain the
 process of assembling raised beds, water troughs,
 etc...

 Any help you could give me with this would be greatly
 appreciated >>

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