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ST. BARNABAS COMMUNITY GARDEN Plot Registration 2020 garden seasonCommittee Use Only Garden Fee ($45/$25) recd Clean up DEP ($20/$10) recd Wavier signed Garden Rules signed Deposit Returned Date:

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How to fill out community garden plots

1. Begin by preparing the soil in the garden plot. Remove any weeds or debris and loosen the soil with a garden fork.
2. Decide what crops or plants you want to grow in your plot. Consider factors such as sunlight, soil type, and companion planting.
3. Plan the layout of your garden plot. Determine where each crop will be planted and leave enough space between plants for growth.
4. Start planting the seeds or transplanting seedlings according to the instructions provided. Make sure to water the plants after planting.
5. Maintain the garden plot by watering regularly, removing weeds, and providing necessary nutrients or fertilizers.
6. Protect your plants from pests and diseases by using natural or organic methods, such as companion planting or organic pest control products.
7. Harvest the crops when they are ready. Pay attention to the specific harvest times for each plant and enjoy the fruits of your labor!
8. Finally, after harvesting, clean up the garden plot by removing any remaining plant debris and replenishing the soil for future use.

Who needs community garden plots?

1. Community garden plots are beneficial to a wide range of people and groups, including:
2. - Individuals living in urban areas without access to their own garden space.
3. - Families or households interested in growing their own fresh produce.
4. - Local schools or educational institutions that want to teach students about gardening and sustainability.
5. - Non-profit organizations or community centers that aim to provide food security and promote community engagement.
6. - Senior citizens or retirement communities looking for an outdoor activity that promotes socialization and physical exercise.
7. - Eco-conscious individuals wanting to reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to sustainable food production.
8. - Individuals or groups who simply enjoy gardening as a hobby and want to connect with like-minded people.

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What is community garden plots?

Community garden plots are designated areas of land where individuals or groups can grow fruits, vegetables, flowers, or other plants.

Who is required to file community garden plots?

Individuals or groups that are utilizing a community garden plot are required to file information about their gardening activities.

How to fill out community garden plots?

To fill out community garden plots, individuals or groups must report information such as the types of plants being grown, the amount of produce harvested, and any maintenance or improvements made to the plot.

What is the purpose of community garden plots?

The purpose of community garden plots is to provide access to gardening space for those who may not have their own land, promote community engagement, and encourage sustainable food production.

What information must be reported on community garden plots?

Information that must be reported on community garden plots includes the types of plants being grown, the amount of produce harvested, any maintenance or improvements made to the plot, and any volunteer hours contributed.