John,
Lookit. On weekends I sometimes fill in behind the bar of a restaurant where
I work with these great wide-backed Mexican and Central American guys. You
go into any restaurant kitchen in NYC (Italian, Chinese or haut Francais)
and you'll find these guys who, because of where they have been
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 12:27 PM
To: Honigman, Adam; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [cg] Washington State Governor Gary Locke - Sell him on
Community Gar dens
You might be interested that the Governor spent time visiting and working in
a Cultivating Community
: Honigman, Adam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 5:21 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [cg] Free Compostable Coffee Grounds from Starbucks
Friends,
I was just talking to a P-Patch community gardener from Seattle who says
that his local Starbucks makes coffee grounds
Hey,
If your local cafe will do the right thing, then use them. If a big player
wants to be socially responsible, why not. In fact, if we hit our veggie
markets, health food stores that have alot of compostable material, why not?
This valuable material sitting in landfills is killing us. If
Generally, I send journalists and anyone who is interested in community
garden organizations to the American Community Gardening Association
website: http://www.communitygarden.org http://www.communitygarden.org .
Reading through the links should give you enough information to come up with
some
We have some of the world's best composters attached to this listserve - the
Seattle Community Garden composters are among some of the best of the world
- give 'em a millon flowers and some elephant dung, they produce some of the
sweetest compost I've ever seen. And their run of the mill stuff is
Harriet,
Do you have any community gardeners who are lecturing as part of your place
making class curriculum? The last time I looked, there weren't.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: Harriet Festing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 12:56 PM
Iris,
For starters, you should make yourself a pot of tea tonight and start
reading through the American Community Gardening Association website and its
links - http://www.communitygarden.org http://www.communitygarden.org .
There are wonderful phrases, like building community from the ground
From middle aged gardener guy's perspective, what's better than a NYC garden
full of worms? While I'm at work, watching the Superbowl, sleeping, paying
bills, at a concert, making dinner, on the subway, or engaging in myriad
quotidian activities, these primeval little beasts are aerating and
Sorry guys,
Somehow the Trust for Public Land website didn't stick to my earlier
message:
http://www.tpl.org/ http://www.tpl.org/
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: Honigman, Adam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 11:39 AM
To: [EMAIL
Friends,
This was sent out by the Arkansas Hunger Coaltion's director, Hope Coulter.
There are some great things happening in Arkansas!
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: Hope Coulter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 5:33 PM
To: [EMAIL
Here's a quick lesson.
Talk to the kids, adults, whomever about the basic fact that most food in
this country is transported between 1500 and 2500 mile by trucks, using
fossil fuel.
Give them maps and send them through the aisles of a supermarkets with the
task of putting together a meal with
Ms Vaughen,
I have taken the liberty of forwarding your message to the American
Community Gardening Association listserve in order that community garden
organizations and coordinators in your area can contact you directly. FYI -
The American Community Gardening Association represents over 1000
As Tip O'Neal, wise old politician and Speaker of the US House of
Representatives used to say, All politics is local. Which means, within
the context of community gardening, you have to know the people of the area
you are trying to serve, help, or design for in order to develop the best
The best way to get your hands on the PSA will probably be to contact Anna
Wasecha ( ACGA communications chair)when she gets back from Japan later this
month, Ellen Kirby (ACGA president). I'm also copying Rick Baciagalupi, the
filmaker, on this as well.
I've copied both (being the nudge-er
You may want to talk to the Garden Mosaic folks. As many are still on
academic break you may want to contact them later in the month.
Here's the general address:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Garden Mosaics
Fernow Hall 16
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
Here's the website ( which seems to be, in large
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]I don't know if any of the currently
existing
community gardens in Albany NY were founded by Nettie Stevens, but here's
the link to Albany's Captial District Community Gardens (CDCG) , which was
founded in 1972:
http://www.cdcg.org/
Here's CDCG's complete
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From: Ashley March [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 11:04 AM
To: Honigman, Adam
Subject: Re: [cg] re: info on Prison Gardens (Beth Waitkus)
Greyston Foundation a non-profit organization, which runs a community garden
project in Yonkers New
In all honesty, the incorporation of a community garden in the new proposed
high rent Urban Hamlet of the NY Times article would have to be under some
kind of ecological, educational or volunteerist aegis: community managed
public green space would be the tack we would have to take. With the
Prison gardens have been a listserve topic for a long time. If you can make
the time, please write something about your program so we can learn from
your project.
Thanking you in advance for your efforts,
Adam Honigman
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From: David Hackenberry [mailto:[EMAIL
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 3:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: More Gardens is in the house! again!
-- Please tell your friends--
Sunday, December 22
9:55 AM
Church of the Immaculate Conception
150th and
Friends.
This from Mark Leger of More Gardens! Please feel free to contact him off
list, at the e-mail address in the cc line. for suggestions as to how you
can work to influence the out-of-NYC development organization that South
Bronx churches ( an otherwise fine group) is working with.
Best
I've sent you some personal contact information off-list re zoning and
gardens in Hell's Kitchen.
Before you get down to NYC, you must read Malve von Hassel's The Struggle
for Eden: CommunityGardens in New York by Malve von Hassell, Bergin
Garvey; Greenwood Publishing Group. 2002 which was
My guess is that most US community gardening groups receive very little, if
anything, in the way of direct city or council funding and more in the way
of in-kind, facility use or resource sharing ( trucks, soil amendment, use
of personnel.) Funding for community gardens during the seventies was
garden book?
thnaks for all the help :)
now to buy a few and attempt to estimate the amount of compost to order from
our recycling company. (free except for the truck) :)
any suggestions on what to how to make raised beds last more than 3-4 years?
From: Honigman, Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED
Friends,
Walking uptown on 9th Avenue from the Clinton Community Garden, on the
Friday after Thanksgiving, I noticed that many of the American flags raised
or hung from the red brick tenements that line the avenue were still there -
some alas, in rough shape, flag etiquette being what it is. A
As always, a great place to start is the ACGA website. The links, organized
by subject should give you the information you're looking for:
http://www.communitygarden.org/links/index.html
http://www.communitygarden.org/links/index.html
You may want to go to the archives of this listserve and do
Friends,
As its getting to be the time when gardening quiets down and maintenance and
construction projects become more possible, you may want to look at this
page from the Idaho Fall's Community garden for Accessible Garden beds for
seniors or the wheel chair bound.
We have a wheelchair
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; Honigman, Adam
Subject: Re: [cg] Idaho Falls PlansLink for Accessible Garden Beds
Adam/CGers
We are just finished the actual construction of our ADA approved raised beds
for our garden. One bed will be dedicated for the disabled gardener and the
other bed will be for children
Some food security information to talk at your Thanksgiving table when as
you serve your garden grown veggies and serve your CSA raised Turkey,
courtesy of Hope Coulter or the Arkansas Hunger Coalition.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
-Original Message-
From: Hope Coulter
Friends,
This query is from Brooklyn Mike Steffens, a buddy. Please reply to him and
the list if you know something about this problem,
A Million thanks,
Adam Honigman
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 9:05 AM
To:
Friends,
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the ACGA and other
folks subscribed to this listserve who called or wrote the NYC South Bronx
Churches (or other national affiliates of the Industrial Areas Foundation)
to rethink their decision to bulldoze the Hostos-Crimmins
: Honigman, Adam
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 2:17 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: ! Call to Protest Bulldozing of Hostos-Crimmins Garden
Friends,
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the ACGA and other
folks subscribed to this listserve who called
What a great post! A baby community garden filled with children. It doesn't
get better than this!
Thank you for sharing this message and the best of luck!
Adam Honigman
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From: Shelly Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 2:49 PM
To:
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From: Honigman, Adam
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 12:51 PM
To: 'Alliums'
Subject: Holiday Card - Fundraiser
For starters, anyone who wants to do community garden cards for this season
( and the frost is on the pumpkin) can probably get some Currier Ives clip
art
Still digesting your ideas - thinking about the how to parts. I'm more of
a practical implementation guy, so at some point I'll write about how my
neighbohood managed to get a working farmer's market placed into a bonus
plaza three blocks away from Carnegie Hall, survived a redesign of the plaza
Fundraising tip:
It is de rigeur to use the words, please and thank you frequently and
sincerely in any request for money, work, volunteerism, charitable
contributions, anything.
While Fundraiser's Edge, and other software programs, are now being used
as ways of improving efficiency in
Thank you for your encomium. But having escaped the WTC in '93 and made a
fortuitous job choice to stay out of it in 2001, please do not tempt
providence - or lightning bolts.
Gotcha fooled, I see, In all honesty, I'm really limited, and occasionally
grouchy, but I write alot to tempt the real
Bummer!
Re: gardeners want the developer to do a human health risk assessment.
Being a paralegal now: If the State of California certified the Ron Mandella
Garden as being polluted enough to condemn it for gardening, there should be
reports on file with your municipality and the California State
Paco,
And I've been known to buy some expensive pieces of cheese m'self. But
there is a difference between eating and consuming thoughtfully and
conspicuously and trying to do something valuable for others and our
society.
On line at Zabar's (think Fauchon's or Fortnum and Mason's) I can
I don't mind paying top dollar for first quality organic produce from a CSA
or farmer's market, especially if I sense that the Mexican workers he
brought in the truck with him are treated OK. I see NOFA, and the guy with
the rough hands says, please or por favor occasionally, when his guy
hauls
Laurie,
We're glad that you've found real value in the discussions that have taken
place on this listerve. You will agree that the organization that sponsors
this free community gardeners list serve deserves all our support
Are you a member of the ACGA, and if so, have you sent in your
Friends,
This missive was sent out by Mark Leger, a community garden activist you may
have met at the NYC ACGA convention last July.
As I understand it, these Bronx gardens were not part of the Community
Garden Settlement and therefore your input to the NYC and national
affiliates of the
in the
Bronx, NY. Read the stuff on the situation so you sound briefed.
Thanking you in advance for your brilliant work for community gardiners,
Adam Honigman
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From: Mark Leger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 4:00 PM
To: Honigman, Adam
Subject: Re: [cg
OK -
Sounds like a nice hobby, this movement. When Slow Food becomes a
movement to actually save family farms by doing the work to support them
politically through zoning for the preservation of farm land, by supporting
real farmers markets by advocacy and their food dollars, when it works to
Friends,
An unedited dispatch from the front...
Be sure that you hug your garden as you lock it up tonight and go and vote
for viable political candidates tommorrow whose arms can be twisted on
issues like open green space and food security.
Adam Honigman
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From:
Friends,
This query was sent to the Clinton Community Garden's website today by
Tomas Samoska, an English language teacher in what I believe is a Lithuanian
middle school. Mr. Samoska tells us that they are currently doing a project
on environmental safety and animal protection and are looking
Pete,
The first thing I'd do is contact the great community garden folks down in
Portland. Not only do they know how to play community garden, they know how
to do it in your region:
http://www.parks.ci.portland.or.us/Parks/CommunityGardens.htm
Friends,
I've been known to dis NYC elected officials for their actions against
community gardens in their communities. Many of you heard my griping at the
American Community Gardening Association Convention last July at NYC's
Columbia University. However, some elected officials do listen - and
The cookbooks all sold out (they were $5.00) along with the honey from our
hive, and a goodly number of t-shirts ( both in regular t- and in black
sleeveless) emblazoned with our logo - Gardener from Hell's Kitchen.
However, the best garden t-shirt I've seen is the commemorative Seattle
Re: This is an IDEA that is making the rounds again (having prisoners work
in some sort of farm setting. Make sure that it is not done with evil
intentions and Amnesty International may give out awards to USA Prisons
rather than dis them as being the American Gulag.
I think the issue is not evil
Great story. Thanks for sharing it
Adam Honigman
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From: Jim Call [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 10:30 PM
To: John Verin
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [cg] land options
This past spring, an elderly gentleman was out walking about
The one thing that makes community gardening different than any other kind
of good works is that you need to get recruit other folks to get into the
madness. You also have to learn to ask good, detailed questions.
Before we go further in answering your question, please let us know where
you
Some really fast suggestions, Sam:
1) Set an evening aside at your computer. Make a pot of coffee ( or whatever
adult beverage you drink) fill your printer with paper and read everything
on the American Community Gardening Association web page and links.
Seriously, the amount of free content on
Erin,
Wow, you have several jobs on your plate here:
Your produce gleaning project is quite fine and sounds like it takes a great
deal of coordination to glean over 17,000 lbs of produce for your food bank
and community kitchens.
My question:
Are any of you guys farmers? Because, ideally
Here's the web link to the NYC Council for the Environment Green Market
Program. http://www.cenyc.org/HTMLGM/maingm.htm
Sometimes trying to get a call through to Greenmarket is like dealing with
the post office ( that's because they're understaffed - but they're great
folks.) However, if you
This is a VERY interesting study. Thanks, Gary, for sharing it with all of
us. Maybe we should have it linked to the ACGA site as a reference.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: Gary Goosman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 1:48 PM
To: ACGA
Some days, I think it's 99/44/100ths to
Got dragooned on my garden's steering committee again, and these people
know how I get.
So many gardeners, so little tolerance for paperwork or meetings - I try to
say that it's the same as taking out the garbage...but I'm not a good enough
sophist to
Fabienne,
You're lucky. Fred Conrad is one of the best community garden resources in
your region and perhaps in North America. Fred is a very nice and busy guy.
Be nice to Fred - if anyone deserves to be taken out to lunch, or even
brought a cup of coffee or sumptin', it's this man ( a drink
-Original Message-
From: Tamsin Salehian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 11:13 PM
To: Honigman, Adam; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [cg] Hi World - How are your community gardens?
Hi!
I just wanted to let everyone know that our community garden at Fisherman's
Bill,
Wow, what a bunch of loaded questions.
There are about 838 community gardens in NYC (more or less - soon to be
less.) The last time I looked, the population was slightly more than eight
million. So that's one community garden per 9,546.53 in a city where there
is, in aggregate 6.2 acres
Friends,
As droughts and water shortages have become more and more common throughout
the US, we need to glean wisdom from the dry zone experts.
Please tell us about your communtiy gardens and how dealt with the weather,
the soil and built your community, from the ground up.
Best wishes,
Adam
just very quick, let me tell you that the Greyston Community Garden
was very busy this garden season. In partnership with the
Technology computer center, we develop a summer camp called
Enviro-tech, we used a convination of environmental issues and
tecnology and created our name. The
Friends,
There are some really nice things happening in Canadian Community Gardens -
let's hear about them (there's even a community garden up there sited amidst
permafrost!)
Enquiring minds need to know,
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: Honigman, Adam [mailto
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From: Honigman, Adam
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 10:14 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: How Is Gardening in the Phoenix Area?
Friends,
As droughts and water shortages have become more and more common
throughout the US, we need
So friends,
How are your gardens growing south of the Mason Dixon line? What new things
did you learn last summer about people, plants and community?
Please let us know.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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The American Community Gardening
Friends,
I know you midwesterners learned things over the summer that the rest of
your community gardening comrades across the nation need to hear. Don't be
taciturn.
Drop us a line.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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The American Community
OK -
We know that you make great compost, but how did your gardens grow this
summer? Any thoughts as you are putting up your pesto?
Please share them with us,
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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The American Community Gardening Association
Friends,
Please let us know how your garden grew last summer, what your harvest
looked like or didn't look like and what you're planning for the spring.
There are secrets up there in the Rockies. Please share some of your wisdom
with all of us.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
Dear Friends who live outside of North America,
My mind was blown last summer when I met community gardeners from Sarajevo
who had sniper fire as one of their growing conditions. Hopefully your
garden conditions were nowhere near as dire. You undoubtedly have a wealth
of stories to share with
on.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: Jim Call [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 12:36 PM
To: Honigman, Adam; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CASA Community Garden meets the Ripper
Adam and All:
Our Alabama garden experienced its worst production
Amanda,
While the KSU library may not be as helpful as you would like in getting
copies of the cg theses/dissertations ( copyright concerns, most likely)here
is the academic directory which could access the professors who mentored the
cg theses and dissertations.
Friends,
This guy, Jeremy Person @ the Calif. State Polytechnic University, Pomona
queried the listserve last spring. Here's his planning seminar paper.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
http://www.csupomona.edu/~jlperson/la576/cg_leadership.htm
Deborah,
I know that you've soil tested the super alkaline land that your're
interested in placing raised beds on to grow. The massive composting project
that you're about to start to help reclaim this property will astonish all
of us as the 7th wonder of the world
, I'm sure. ;=)
In all
Friends,
You'll be reading more coverage of this remarkable event later, but this
story is too amazing to sit on.
Adam Honigman
(http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/nwgardens/89202_compost01.shtml)
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
Tuesday, October 1, 2002
9/11 FLOWER VIGIL COMPOST ENRICHES NEW YORK
Bill,
$700 seems a trifle too dear...
Here is the website for the Soil and Plant Tissue Testing Laboratory at
theUniversity of Massachussets - Amherst. They do a great US $ 8.00 soil
test (per sample) which includes all heavy metals. They also do a very
complex test for every nutrient known to
Dear Ms. Kennedy,
1) You have not gone out on a limb, you're come to the right place. Please
make yourself a nice pot of tea, put some paper in your printer and go to
the American Community Gardening Association website where the master
gardeners of this organization have organized a wealth of
No matter how you spell it ( fundraising or fund raising). it's integral
to all community garden efforts. Make ongoing fundraising integral to your
plannng.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: Honigman, Adam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 6:14
Friends,
If you're up for more NYC Garden celebrating tomorrow after Seattle's
Million Flower Compost is mixed into the flower beds at Battery Park City (
in rembrance of 9/11 on the occasion of the rededication of the Battery
Park Community Gardens.)
Afterwards...
Take the subway uptown to the
Friends,
This was forwarded to me by the nice Project for Public Spaces Folks - This
would be a place where community gardeners/farmers market/food security
workers could shine if they had the time to do a little rhetorical song and
dance.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
Journal of Planning
Oliver,
Two responses:
1) The gardener:
The City of New York has recognized the significance of community gardens in
the same way the the United States of America recognizes it's native
Americans :No more smallpox filled blankets anymore, we'll say nice things
about you in the press, but
Keriwidden,
These two out-of-print books are marvelous are on my bookshelf at home:
Jobb. J. 1979. The Complete Book of Community Gardening. Morrow Quill,
NY.
Naimark, S. 1982. A Handbook of Community Gardening. By Boston Urban
Gardeners. Charles Scribner's Sons, NY.
If you can get
David, Gwenne et al,
Those of you who were in town for the first day of the ACGA conference last
July and attended the City Hall press conference by NYC Parks chair
Addabo,probably got an earful from me on the disgraceful scuttling of Intro
206, an albeit imperfect piece of legislation whose
Diane recipe and canning instructions are world class. Here are a few more
recipe's to look at while you're sterilizing the jars:
http://mexicanfood.tqn.com/cs/miscsalsas/index.htm
http://mexicanfood.tqn.com/cs/miscsalsas/index.htm
Happy salsa!
Adam
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From:
Friends,
Technology when it works is pretty amazing. This link will connect you Mayor
Bloomberg's Sept 18th, 2002 garden settlement press release with a link
video in 56 or 300 K of the press conference ( I viewed it with Windows
media player, but it should work with other PC media players. )
Friends,
Before, I sent you all a Manhattan garden link on the settlemen. You should
be able to get all the NYC borough garden links through this attachment:
http://www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2002/sep/sep18a_02.html
Cheers,
Adam Honigman
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Bill,
Don't keep chickens in our NY garden ( NYC ordinance). Many cities have
these, so you may want to check Green Bay's rules on livestock.
The best chicken houses that I have seen in is in Little Rock's Dunbar
Community Garden run by the AUGER folks ( I kid you not...they have built a
new
Ms. Elliott,
What cheerful news for a cloudy day!
A few suggestions:
1) You will find a wealth of community gardening information on the American
Community Gardening Association website. Set yourself up with a pot of
coffee ( or whatever your favorite beverage is) click on all of the links
and
This one is probably for Judy Tiger...
Was doing a name search for a Melvin Hazen for a legal project and the
community garden by that name near Cleveland Park in Washington, DC came up.
Mine is a securities attorney, who is (was) the garden Melvin?
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
FYI: This message is from Annie Chadwick, CCG Chair. Check you local PBS
station for date and time for Wild TV.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 11:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Friends,
Sorry that my links from my home AOL didn't transfer well. Here they are
as a supplement to my original message:
a)the ACGA: http://www.communitygardnen.org
b) City Farmer:
http://www.cityfarmer.org/
c) Goran's Sarajevo site: http://sarajevo.bih.tripod.com/sarajevo.html
d) And
Friends,
How Wednesday, 9/1/2002 looks from New York:
a) Like last year, we have another primary election but this time it will
be the 10th.
b) While there will be services and commemorations, Wednesday will be
another workday ( those who still have jobs are not going to miss a day's
pay.)
Thanks for the kudos. The Clinton Community Garden is the result of 24
years of neighborhood involvement and political support, visionary
worker-volunteers like founder Mallory Abrahmson who laid out much of the
garden and a sucession of amazing volunteers; the early help of TPL,
Greenthumb, the
://www.pennsylvaniahorticulturalsociety.org
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Honigman, Adam
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 3:13 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [cg] Hunger in America: What's Wrong With This Picture?
Friends,
Right now, as community gardeners
Here is the link that John Herndon shared with us. I checked it and it
works:
http://bioengr.ag.utk.edu/Extension/ExtPubs/PlanList97.htm#Greenhouse
The secondary link to Machinery and Supply Storage Plans works as well and
if you scroll down on that one to General Barn Utility Sheds, you
Friends,
Right now, as community gardeners wait to see what will happen to the 146
odd community gardens whose fate is being negotiated in the Attorney
General's lawsuit, this article appeared on page 2 of the NY Daily News (
the same paper that called community gardeners, Garden Weasels in a July
Cher Budge,
And all those interested in the garden lawsuit and the absurdity of garden
politics in NYC, please go to the archive of this listserve:
http://www.hort.net/lists//community_garden/
http://www.hort.net/lists//community_garden/
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tori,
John Herndon's site is a keeper and the blueprints are great! Leave it to a
professional to know where the good free stuff is.
http://bioengr.ag.utk.edu/Extension/ExtPubs/PlanList97.htm#Greenhouse
Most of the plans listed under the heading, General Barn Utility Shed
Plans look like the
Ms. Mills,
You have one impressive website and if the reality of what you do matches
the cyber, you have a great program going there ( as well as great
California growing weather!)
All the best,
Adam Honigman
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From: Deborah Mills [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Dear Ms. Duden,
I appreciate people with fire in their bellies for a project. However,
community garden building is more of a marathon event than a sprint - this
is the time to do your carbo loading, make yourself a pot of your favorite
hot beverage, go to the American Community Gardening
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