Friends:
The key paragraph and opportunity is at the end of the article: "One scenario
would have the board sell the deed-restricted farm at an auction. Another
would bring a farm stand featuring local products. Officials have also
discussed
a community-gardening center or some other form of
Adam,
In an age of "-isms" ...I'll add a new one "Jerseyism" ...I'm not sure why
Burlington County NJ Freeholders would be too concerned about what
residents of Pennsylvania think.
Jan
Jan Zientek, County Extension Department Head
Urban Gardening
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Subject: Correction - NJ Gardeners! : Burlington Cty Farm Could be a 68
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Some time ago someone posted information about building guidelines for
wheelchair accessible raised beds. We are looking for same as our volunteers
are about to build a garden for a local senior day care center. Any help or
links would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Fran
CNAP @ SHSS
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Go to the ACGA archive at mallorn computing -
ACGA Listserve
Go to the search page: http://www.hort.net/lists/community_garden/search.cgi
and punch in raised beds - you'll find discussions on this year by year. Also
there's a page on accessible gardnening on the ACGA website as well:
Ameri
hello. i'm new to the group. tonight a bunch of us are
going to start plans for a neighborhood community
garden. any words of advice are greatly appreciated!
-lauren
in st. augustine, florida
The all-new My Yahoo! - What will yours do?
http://my.yahoo.com
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Lauren,
Good luck! You contacted the listserv of the American Community Gardening
Association ("ACGA"), the voice of 10,000 community gardens throughout the
United States and Canada.
A definition: "A community garden is a public garden created by some members
of a community for the use and e
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