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    Veg Out Community Garden Grant application and project description By Deyingzi Chen Information about us Veg Out is a not-for-profit organization runs by professional gardeners and people who are passionate at gardening. We aim to help children and local families to increase their psychological wellbeing. Furthermore, we will encourage youths and seniors from a plenty variety of backgrounds to work together and know about social responsibility through sustainable living, an outdoor study area, and

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    Stanley was not particularly interested in architecture or medieval arts, so it was with a passing glance that he absorbed the palace. He loved the finery and his eye immediately caught on anything that glinted; silvery decorations casually placed like a treasure hoard, glazed ceramic engaged in the soothingly geometric eddies of mosaics, and of course, the sparkle of fountains in the garden. Even with the interest that he took in the compliments of wealth that he observed, he still felt slightly

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    Introduction The first American school garden was created in 1891, and by 1919 the emergence of the United States School Garden Army involved the participation of thousands of children for producing food for the war effort, moreover, advocates utilized school gardens as a teaching mechanism for patriotism, ethics, and nature (Trelstad, 1997). Today’s youth lack real life experience with the ecosystem. School gardens provide students with the opportunity to learn hands-on, even in a school with limited

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    Gardening is an undertaking that requires a lot of planning and research. Where to begin? First, plan the design and decide on the plants. What would you prefer to have in your garden? Will it be a simple lawn or also fruits, vegetables, trees, shrubs, or flowers? A lawn would be boring without all the wonderful plants you could add, wouldn't it? When choosing the plants, consider the complexity of their maintenance and whether your terrain can accommodate the plants of your choice. Once the plan

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    As spring approaches, the citizens of the rural, southwest town I call home prepare empty plots of dirt for gardening. That includes my own home. My mother is a gardening fiend. She plots out her garden months in advance, orders the fertilizer, and preps the tiller, all before the snow has even had a chance to melt. We 've grown everything, from simple squash plants to more complex green bean poles. I have many fond, and not so fond, learning experiences in the gardens of my past. (What are you

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    What is it that made me, a young but extremely rich Italiano, start gardening? Let’s just say a little plant that wanted to be seen on live TV sparked my interest. I was watching the NSBF finals, or National Snow Ball Fight finals, when I noticed something in the middle of the shot. It was a small plant, nothing big but it was still a plant, in freezing temperatures in New York City! I thought this was amazing and wanted to see it for myself. I’m not really a plant guy , and because I knew nothing

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    Landscaping with rocks – decorative rock is one of nicest landscaping ideas to reduce amount of maintenance that you have to consider well. Mounting hardscapes such as rock and boulders over the plants will help you to maintain your landscaped garden easily. So, it is nice idea for you especially for someone who has no time to take care their landscaped garden well to add decorative stones or boulders into your landscaping design to give you low maintenance landscape. Adding decorative stones or

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    Francisco League of Urban Gardeners has a program in Alemany, a community with an unemployment rate of eighty four percent, which employs twenty to twenty-five local youth during the school year and about sixty during the summer. They are trained in gardening, landscaping, habitat restoration, work skills and leadership development (Feenstra et al, 1999

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    If I could change one thing about my community, it would be how we deal with the issue of childhood hunger. It often goes unnoticed, but there are many children going hungry at night. It is a real issue in America and here in the Birmingham area. No child should ever go to bed hungry at night wondering where their next meal is going to come from. That is why I believe our business community should partner with local non-profits and churches to develop more community gardens. Community gardens are

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    knowledge of a certain phenomenon” (para. 50). The overall objective of this section is to provide ample evidence to properly analyze how participating in an urban community garden, specifically the Old Northeast Community Garden, influences views on gardening and perceptions

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