C'mon...
We all have insurance problems in our NYC gardens.
But if you keep your garden safe and tidy, and don't leave crap all over the
place for people to trip over, and think of yourselves as a public venue,
one that's open more than 10 hours a week, for a neighborhood that's open
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As president of the 6 & B Garden I have to respond to the e-mail
posted earlier.
First off I would like to apologize for the garden not being able to
accommodate the poster when you were there. I don't wish to discount
the disappointment of a person who wished to enter the garden during
Hi ACGAers,
I'm forwarding this in the hopes that those of you in the US will take note
and try to save your organic standards.
Read on, and contact your Congress reps ... And don't buy from those
companies that are trying to undermine organic standards!
Laura
Hello Organic Consumer,
SOS-SAVE
FYI -
>From a gardener visiting a lower east side garden. The complete message is
>attached,so you can see that you can't make this stuff up
"We walked a few blocks to 6th and AVE. B. I was so
excited when I saw the eclectic tower and realized
this was a garden I'd read about in "People
I just read Adam's message about the Clinton Community
Garden in NYC. It lifted my spirits.
I just returned to California from a few days in NYC.
The thing I looked forward to the most was visiting
community gardens there, but, because I was there with
three other people (non-gardeners), I had only
Dear David:
I totally agree with you on training young taste buds. ON a personal
note, my son is a testament, has eaten a salad almost every day since
he was 3, and likes it! IN my work arena, I have been collaborating
with a group called Children's Hunger Alliance out of Columbus, Ohio to
lead
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