tsy Johnson
Executive Director
American Community Gardening Assoc.
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We are trying to get local school support for community gardening. The
biggest road block cited is that the garden season is during summer break.
Can you give me some creative suggestions to get around this. We
more on cold season school gardens, i'd get advice from local public gardens
and/or native plant societies and local farmers so that the design/plant
selection makes sense and provides interest and learning opportunities from
September-June (of whenever school gets out) as well as opps for th
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---Mike McG
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I'd suggest that with regard to summer that family stewardship is a good
plan .
I'd suggest that with regard to summer that family stewardship is a good
plan ... as soon as possible during the school year, invite families to visit
and tour the garden.
* Alternative #1-invite families to adopt specific parts of the garden (and
if this is a food growing garden, invite th
We are trying to get local school support for community gardening. The
biggest road block cited is that the garden season is during summer break.
Can you give me some creative suggestions to get around this. We thought
that community partnership models might work but we have to make it seem
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