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2018 FOSS FARM COMMUNITY GARDENS RULES AND PLOT APPLICATION Applications for community garden plots at the FOSS Farm Conservation Land will be accepted through March 30, 2018. Applications received

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1. Find a suitable location for the community garden.
2. Obtain permission from the relevant authorities to use the land for gardening purposes.
3. Determine the size and layout of the garden beds.
4. Gather a group of interested individuals to form a gardening committee.
5. Assign tasks and responsibilities to committee members.
6. Develop a plan for watering and maintenance of the garden.
7. Organize regular meetings to discuss garden-related matters.
8. Invite members of the public to join the community garden.
9. Establish guidelines and rules for members to follow.
10. Provide necessary tools, seeds, and resources for gardening activities.
11. Encourage collaboration and sharing of knowledge among participants.
12. Promote the benefits and importance of community gardening to the public.

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1. Anyone in the public who is interested in gardening and wants to contribute to a community project would benefit from community gardening.
2. People who do not have access to their own gardening space can utilize community gardens to grow their own vegetables and plants.
3. Individuals who want to learn about gardening and gain practical experience can join community gardens to enhance their skills.
4. Community gardening also creates a sense of belonging and connection among participants, fostering social interaction and community building.
5. Public institutions, such as schools or retirement homes, can benefit from community gardening by incorporating it into their educational or therapeutic programs.

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Community gardening - public refers to gardening projects that are open to the public and aim to bring communities together through the shared activity of gardening.

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Information such as the location of the garden, number of participants, types of activities, and any outcomes or impacts of the project may need to be reported.