INFO SHEET: Starting a community garden
There are two ways to start a community garden, from the bottom up or the top down.
Read MoreNeed ideas to start a community garden? Here is a list of information in this category:
INFO SHEETS: Starting — Common objections
INFO SHEETS: A checklist — Template for Management Plan
INFO SHEETS: Garden Design
INFO SHEETS: Site analysis — Materials for building — Safety
INFO SHEETS: Design for verge gardens
Council concerns — Social design — A useful book — Permaculture design
Basic infrastructure — Crisis response to food insecurity — Benefits
Insurance — Fundraising — Work health & safety.
There are two ways to start a community garden, from the bottom up or the top down.
Read MoreThere are a number of reasons that people have objections to the repurposing of public land for community garden development.
Read MoreAfter visiting community gardens, use this checklist in a debriefing session....
Read MoreCGA has been working with local government and new community garden groups to...
Read MoreWhen it comes to our food-producing home and community gardens, design is the process by which we think then build...
Read MoreNeeds, sector, and site analysis bring together the information we need to build our community, home, or small-scale commercial market garden.
Read MoreThe public is protective of its public lands such as city parks, and poorly built and maintained community gardens are likely to trigger
Read MoreA guide to safety in the community garden... keeping gardening safe for all...
Read MoreStory and photos by Russ Grayson It seems a simple thing for councils to do. Handing over an area of
Read MoreCommunity garden planning should be a people-led, not a design-led process.
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