Rodney--I got a device to test last year (Water Watch) that actually keeps
a running tab on the amount of water used from a single spigot (in gallons,
up to 90). Its small, simple and cheap, and with a notebook, would give you
a fairly exact estimate.
Rodney, the variables are so great that you really have to put a submeter on
the water line where it branches off to the garden to have an accurate
measure.
Leslie Pohl-Kosbau
Portland Community Gardens
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From: Rodney Bender [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Shane,
Last year, I posted a picture of some of the Tokyo Cross Turnips we
harvested. I had many positive comments on the photo so I created a special
page on my website concerning the planting. We will be planting more
turnips of this type this year because of its taste, both with the root and
Rose:
Here how it works in NYC, a town that has a wealth of community gardeners and
working artists - in fact the two groups often overlap, which makes life
interesting in terms of the sparks that fly from passionate individuals and the
stunning things that happen when a trained eye meets the
Shane:
1) As an ACGA board member, you should be familiar with the St. Louis
Whitmire Study out of Gwenne Hayes Stewart's Gateway Greening outfit and a
nearby
University: A
HREF=http://stlouis.missouri.org/gatewaygreening/WhitmireStudy.htm;Whitmire
Study/A . The Whitmire is an amazingly
Dear Mr. Orsorio,
Please start at the American Community Gardening Association website:
A HREF=http://www.communitygarden.org/;American Community Gardening
Association/A and then go to the archives of this listserve.
http://www.hort.net/lists/community_garden/. When you've found a few
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Kevin - It sounds illegally opportunistic to me that a non-profit - or any
kind of organization thinks it owns your writing - unless you signed something
that explicity states that as part of your gardening deal you agree that
profits from writing about
Keven,
I'm not versed in the legal world of writing a book, article or anything
else as it relates to you as a gardener working in a CG.
Many articles have been written about our CG in recent years and the
non-profit, CASA that oversees its operations has not asked for any monies
earned through
Dear Paul and fellow/sister Gardeners
Regardless of one's politics, I think Paul's idea is a great one; who can be
opposed to a Peace Garden.
I just completed some updates for the Garden Plan for the Guilderland
Community Garden in Guilderland, New York on a 8 1/2 inch by 14 inch sheet of
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
Iris,
I agree with Adam in reference to visiting the ACGA website. To get an
overall view of CGs, I believe you definitely need to make an effort to visit
the Links page (http://www.communitygarden.org/links/index.html). This page is
very useful not only for CG links but also CG/Gardening
Hi-
Start with the ACGA website (www.communitygarden.org). It has links to
Detroit programs, which should get you started. I know there are plenty of
community garden folks in Ann Arbor, and ACGA worked with a project in
Battle Creek some years ago. That's all I have in my head. Let me know if
You can try: Jason Fligger
http://www.clintoncommunitygarden.org
Jason Fligger
Urban Agriculture Coordinator
Hunger Action Coalition of Michigan
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Jason organises gardens on the grounds of the beautiful Capuchin monastery
on Mt Elliot in Detroit's bombed-out east side. The
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Pat,
Thanks for the plug, but the Clinton Community Garden site does not have a
link to the Detroit Community Gardens. If there's a link to Jason Fligger's
project, I'd love to see it - it sounds absolutely extraordinary.
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
in Grand Rapids but
since it's incomplete I'm going to respond off-list.
Cynthia Price
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