Be on the lookout for good technical resources, too.
Good gardening, all,
Don Boekelheide
I submit the following. Ken Hargesheimer
When Soil is dug or tilled
*Dr. Elaine Ingham, describes an undisturbed grasslandwhere a wide
diversity of plants grow, their roots mingling with a wide diversi
Thanks to everyone for discussing the inclusion of
community gardening articles on the list. Also, thanks
to Adam for posting the piece from Montreal - all of
us need to be aware of the very important issue of
soil contamination in urban (and rural) areas.
My sense of a consensus position is that
Raised beds, maybe?
Sunnye
Boston, MA
On Aug 22, 2006, at 3:05 PM, Mike McGrath wrote:
This may be a stupid response, but wouldn't this also be the first
land to flood again? Plants don't like floods.
---Mike McG in Philly
- Original Message - Fro
This may be a stupid response, but wouldn't this also be the first land to
flood again? Plants don't like floods.
---Mike McG in Philly
- Original Message -
From: "Cameron McLaughlin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August
Can anyone recommend some sites and sources of very basic help for a
community that has no history whatsoever of community gardening? I
tried to explain the concept to a city councilman recently and got a
polite "sounds interesting" brushoff. I know people who would be
interested in finding the
Hi, Don and all,
Speaking from my position in a small Idaho town with only 3 community
gardens I really appreciate the link that this list in general and
individuals postings in particular creates between our small program and the
many other CGs across the country. Though we are small we experienc
Hi everyone. I am a new member to ACGA. We are in the planning stages of
beginning a community garden. I am learning a lot from all the stories and
articles. Thanks for your efforts - they are appreciated!
Diana Stoll
Horticulture Program Coordinator
University of Illinois Extension
Kane Cou
FROM WILDERNESS TO PERFECT PLOTS
By Richard Wright
A GROWING project has sown the seeds of success for schoolchildren on Newport
allotments.
They have transformed 15 allotments at Pan from a wilderness to productive
plots, starting work in the rain and snow of February and completing the first
Gardeners at the Baldwin Public Garden at Rachel and Fullum were told that
their fruit was contaminated.
Ismael Hautecoeur is the project coordinator for a rooftop garden
Sarah Wakefield from the Centre for Urban Health Initiatives at the University
of Toronto.
CTV.ca News Staff
Updated: Sun. Au
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