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How to Start a Garden
( z9 z+ k) ` H# sStep 1: Form a Planning Committee4 U+ J) T' H8 X* Y" a; \
- U4 g/ ]' v3 i( n5 _! `, g * Gather 9-12 people who are interested in and commited to starting a community garden. Look for individuals who are good organizers and enjoy being involved in their communities." i* _4 r* n! d# d* e+ ]/ S/ _. m
* You can find people through door knocking, speaking with your friends, giving presentations to community groups, and putting up posters.
3 ^( R# O: _% r# v& O& u' ]' B" E# K * Create a dream for your garden. Dream big, but start small and build on your successes.8 _! [ j, c; L9 m/ \! l: c) u
* Begin choosing potential sites for your garden
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In the beginning it may seem easier if only one or two people do the major planning. However, it is better for the project to involve as many people as possible at the onset. These early stages of development are an important tool to engage the community, for people to get to know each other, to discover each other's strengths, likes and dislikes. |
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