Re: New Community Garden
- Subject: Re: [cg] New Community Garden
- From: A*@aol.com
- Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2004 11:05:28 EDT
| Fran, In addition to writing to the listserve, you should also go to the ACGA website- American Community Gardening Association - which has several pages of "invented wheels," i.e., 25 years of community garden practice and experience. Everbest, Adam Honigman Volunteer, Clinton Community Garden Subj: RE: [cg] New Community GardenFran, This listserve is a great place for you to draw from a wide breadth of knowledge for community gardening. Many here are involved in different aspects of community gardening. Some specialize in school gardening. Some work with seniors. Some have beautiful gardens in downtown urban cities, adding to the beauty of downtown. There are thousands of community gardens in the country and tens of thousands of gardeners. With that said it would help to know some more information about The purpose of your garden---the target audience (youth adults, seniors, handicap etcâ) The size of the garden The goal you want to achieve by building the garden How much corporate, municipal, school and other help you have What type of funding you have as far as grant or grass root fundraising What types of crops you are looking to grow If you can let us know what you are looking at building, I am sure you will find people who have done, or are doing, the very same things and can give great advice as far as what to do and what to avoid. Good Luck Shane Siwik President Utah GARDENS And ACGA Board Member |
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