sharing the harvest

I'm helping a neighborhood establish a small community garden.  They don't
want to have individual plots (because it's so small).  Instead, everyone
will share in the work and share in the harvest.  Are there good models out
there for doing such a collaborative garden?, especially with a neighborhood
that doesn't have a hisotry in collaborating on projects? -- almost no on
knows each other.  Any advice on guidelines?
Thanks,
Jen


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