Fw: Insurance in California
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- Subject: [cg] Fw: Insurance in California
- From: B* J*
- Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000 19:06:08 -0800
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From: b*@cwv.net
To: S*@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 7:27 PM
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From: b*@cwv.net
To: community_garden-request@mallorn.com
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 7:22 PM
Subject: RE: Insurance in California From: Brenda Jesse
TO S*@aol.com and a*@aol.com,
Adam is right in what he is saying he is just
harsh in the way he says it. I have experienced this and this is what I
did. I wanted a Botanical working garden for people who are disabled and
disadvantaged. I asked Realtors and checked on vacant lots to see if they would
donate the property for my cause. However it left me empty. A representative
from a foundation in the area told me if I wanted to do this I needed to find a
place to begin it even if it was a small scale. I didn't have money to buy
anything, so I decided to use my yard and develop it. In my plans I wanted
42 different theme gardens. I was able to display all those gardens in my
small yard by making them 5 x10 in space. Mind you I live in a small community
where neighbors are right next door. Just a drive way away. I used everyspace
available. I then used my garage to house a small trading post where by we could
sell stuff to raise money for the garden. Once I established where everything
was going to be, I wrote seed companies for seeds and visited business's in the
area to tell them about my demonstration gardens. That was June of 1998. Today I
now have 63 acres where by we are presently developing our permanent sight for
my Botanical working garden and therapeutic center. Just by asking and writing,
visiting, I was able to achieve this. We now have a non for profit statis and
are working at building a home for a curator on that site. We have received a
grant from the Governor of West Virginia along with many things for the garden.
We have been truly blessed. And yes as Adam mentioned. You will have to start it
on your own and find people willing to help make it grow. It is possible,. if
you have the dream to make a difference. Then do it. I will be happy to speak to
you more just let me know.
Best Wishes
Brenda Jesse
b*@cwv.net
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