Since your garden will be purchased outright, my suggestion would be to start by researching cities which permit or zone for urban agriculture. Another suggestion would be to check the zoning for gardens held in some of the Trusts for Public Lands. If non-profits are not allowed in residential areas in St. Pete, the urban agriculture approach may prove to be best. Barbara Powell Harris Rosemary Community Garden/Orange Blossom Community Garden Florida Master Gardener Volunteer Community Garden Coordinator PO Box 3906 Sarasota, FL 34230-3906 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) PS: Bring your bicycle down to Sarasota and join us for our Community Garden Bicycle Tour on Saturday, November 3. Go _http://bikewalklive.org/events_gardenride.html#flyers_ (http://bikewalklive.org/events_gardenride.html#flyers) for more information.
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