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Jardín Comunitario
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Submitted by VPGardens on March 21, 2010 - 11:04am

Village Park Garden is a project of Global Student Embassy.  It was created in 2009 for students who are involved in projects developed by Global Student Embassy as a center of learning and community in preparation for their travels to South America and Africa. For more information please copy and paste this link to their web site.  www.globalstudentembassy.org   

The garden produces food for donation to the members of the Village Park Garden, Food for Thought and the Graton Day Labor Center.  In our first year we produced over 300lbs of food.  This year we are providing a few beds to the members of the Village Park Community only...and hope to expand our community beds next year.

This garden is operating on a donation basis at this time with thanks and gratitude for Harmony Farms for donating everything we needed to get started.  

 

Sobre el Jardín
Horas hábiles: 
Currently this garden is not open to the public
Oportunidades voluntarias: 
Our volunteers are from local high schools. We work in the garden every Tuesday at 3:00. You are welcome to come by and help us out. Please bring a shovel and hand trowel when you come. We are looking for one or two very part time interns to work on days that we have no volunteers.
¿Son las camas de hortalizas disponibles al público? : 
No
Lista de deseos para el jardín : 
We need everything. A portable rubber shed for storage, wheelbarrow and garden cart, tools, buckets, plastic storage containers for harvest, seeds, plants, watering cans, a truck that occasionally be used to haul compost and straw, straw, post and wire for bean/pea trellis, a picnic bench, a garden bench/sink to clean and prepare harvested produce.
¿De cuantos pies cuadrados es su jardín de alimentos? : 
2500ft.²
Región: 
Sebastopol
Foto de jardín: 
Students working to harvest out bounty.