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Comments (1)hey. i live in south carolina and work with a community garden here. i can help with any advice and stuff. i lived in san fran for a summer 10 yrs ago. i would like to know more about the grant you got: was it a local beautification grant? .... i want to start applying for some around here. i should probably take a grantwriting class.... hit me up with some questions anytime....See MoreKapiolani Community College Cactus Garden
Comments (2)The KCC gardens are really nice. They have a great open market on saturdays as well. There is a sign at the gardens that says if you want cuttings to go to a certain room and they will help you. So I guess that means you should visit during the day when school is in session....See MoreHelp Olin College students understand community gardens!
Comments (4)I have a community garden plot in Northern California. What I have been searching for and cannot find but I think would be a very useful tool in this setting is a hand cranked chipper or grinder to chop up plant matter at the end of their growing cycle. Now, I have to chop everything by hand for adding to my compost pile and it is a lot of work. I hardly ever have anything woody so it doesn't need to be like a heavy duty garden chipper but needs to grind up things like corn stalks or fava bean stalks which are both rather hard and stringy. Something battery operated would be nice as well..... I often think something like a garbage disposal could be adapted. Anyway, some kind of chopper or grinder that works without electricity or gas would be WONDERFUL...See MoreNeed help with our community gardens project.
Comments (0)Hello our organization which is The Lima-Allen County Neighborhoods in Partnership (LACNIP), IN Lima Ohio has started a community gardens project. These are gardens, in which participants from neighborhood associations in our city can grow vegetables, in order to promote a sustainable food source in our city. We are looking for anyone who would be willing to donate any kinds of seeds for our gardens project that we are trying to promote for our city. We have great visions for making this project a success, but we are also looking for anyone who would be willing to donate some seeds to help us with this community project, endeavor. If you are willing to do so, please send them to: LACNIP, 1440 West Spring Street, Lima, Ohio 45804. Your donation is greatly appreciated. THANK YOU....See Moregardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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