Next year the Liz Christy Bowery Houston Community Garden in NYC will be 30
years years old. Does anyone have any historical material ( photo's,
newsletters, press clipping, etc ) they could copy and share for the gardens
birthday.
Also, does anyone know where some of the original gardeners a
There are a few simple garden design software packages. Do a google search
for a company called "small blue planet". They make a really easy to use garden
design package.
Don Loggins
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The web address of the product I tried was
http://www.smallblueprinter.com/garden/
I really liked the software. Its very easy to use and is up and running in five
minutes. Best of all you can download and try it for free.
I also use professional landscape design software but this is a nic
As a long time community gardener I feel that we have to look at this as a
political issue. The terms of the Attorney Generals settlement protecting
community gardens ends in 2010 and we may have a new Mayor in 2009. There?will
be?pressure on Parks to sell off community gardens again.
We need
The Liz Christy Community Garden was started in 1973 and is still going
strong.?
Donald Loggins
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The correct link for the Community Greening Review is:
http://www.communitygarden.org/docs/cgr2009.pdf
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Thanks Adam.
The Liz Christy Garden has gone down the same path this year and it might be
interesting to document how we and you worked with the developer to insure the
gardens are safe. It may be useful to other gardens having to deal with
developers
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Thanks for the update.
I would also like to thank Jack Linn for all his help with the Liz Christy
Community Garden, which if all goes well be open to the public, bigger and
better in 2006. Community Gardens take lots of work and we fully understand the
Parks Department can not provide the res
New York Times
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
Published: April 4, 2006
A 20-story, 300-unit rental apartment building would rise on the southeast
corner of the grounds of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine under a
deal nearing completion between the cathedral's trustees and AvalonBay
Communit
here is a sample
Position: Executive Director
Organization: Gorman Heritage Farm
Contact: Search Committee
Email:
Description: Purpose: The Executive Director of Gorman Heritage Farm (GHF)
will provide leadership and direction to assure the continuing development and
financial stability of pro
NYC has laws against damaging trees. Why has the contractor been allowed to
continue to get permits if they are killing trees?
Outside magazine, April 1996
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn--or Else
By Todd Balf and Paul Kvinta
"Those guys deal with rapes and murders all day," says New York City
Not the final word, I hope we hear that the trees are replaced and that some
action is taken to insure this does not happen again. Someone issued a permit
for the work. Maybe a Parks Horticulturalist or Landscape Architect should be
required to be onsite. As Mr. Glaeser knows, this is not the
FILM TITLE: Dirt
FORMAT: VHS
PRODUCER: David Evans
CONTACT: Walkabout Releasing
240 East 39th St, #12E
New York, NY 10019
ABSTRACT: DIRT depicts a year in the life of the gardens created by local
people of New York Ci
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