Howdee to all!
I've used this many times before and highly recommend it. It's a great
training tool which inspires players to begin thinking about planning, and
problem solving in a variety of types of community gardens--utilizing the
talents of a diverse group of people. It's lots of fun, allows for
creativity, and really engages your trainees.
Shelly Collins, Master Gardener
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Boekelheide" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 12:41 PM
Subject: [cg] Fun and (green) games - an idea for review
Hi, all,
I just stumbled across this googling around for
information on daylilies for a local magazine article
I'm working on. It's a community garden 'game',
created to help new community garden leaders at the
garden level, developed by Ohio State University
staff. The URL is
http://osutbg.osu.edu/cggame.htm
I'm on deadline, so I can't check it out now, but it
looks promising at first glance. What do you all
think?
Don B/Charlotte, NC
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