2007 - 2008 Community Garden
Development Training
Would you
like to make your neighborhood more safe and beautiful?
Do you
want to learn more about gardening practices? If so, the
The Community Garden
Development Training (CGDT) series of classes is a resource for individuals
and/or groups interested in the renewal and enlivening of our neighborhoods
through gardening and community work. The program provides practical training
for creating community-based gardens for growing food, beautification or
natural habitats. All classes are free and open to people interested in
starting a community garden or anyone interested in learning more about
gardening at their own home.
2007-2008
Series:
Intro to
Building a Strong Garden Group, More Recruitment
Strategies Wed.,
Oct. 17, 6–9: pm
Fundraising
for Community Projects Tues., Oct. 23, 6–9: pm
Basic
Botany Wed.,
Nov. 7, 6–9 pm
Getting
Started: The
Soils,
Composting and Fertilization Wed., Jan. 23, 6–9 pm
Designing
Your Community Gardening Project Wed., Jan. 30,
6-9pm
Seed
Starting – Build a seed starting rack and start seeds under lights Wed.,
Feb.6, 6-9 pm
Basic
Vegetable Gardening Wed., Feb. 20, 6-9 pm
Constructing
Your Garden Project Wed., Apr. 2, 6-9 pm
Preparing
your garden for spring, Part 1 (off site) Sat., Apr. 12, 9 – noon
Preparing your
garden for spring, Part 2 (off site) Sat., Apr. 19, 9 – noon
Other
elective classes for a nominal fee
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The
Community Garden Development Training
series is open to anyone interested in attending and provides an excellent
opportunity to develop friendships while learning more about community
gardening in Greater Cincinnati.
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Current
neighborhood gardeners,
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To
receive a certificate and Guide to Community Gardening manual, 9 of the 12 classes must be
attended, and the required volunteer hours completed.
Please note: For individuals
and groups interested in CGC Neighborhood Garden Project Certification there
are attendance and volunteer requirements.
Form more information on certification contact the CGC Neighborhood
Gardens Program Coordinator.
For
additional information on this series, contact
Visit us
on the web: www.civicgardencenter.org
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