Anyone is able to volunteer to help make their community a better place; and community gardens are largely volunteer based. After some discussion with the managers of TRG, I plan on volunteering in the spring to help keep the garden up and running, as well as helping to build the additional permaculture area of the garden. Plants in the permaculture area of the garden are planted in guilds or groups, and each plant in the group has a substantial symbiotic relationship with the plants around it. I had never heard about this guild planting until looking up TRG.
Needless to say, TRG is a great place to get some experience gardening, which I have always wanted to do. I eagerly look forward to spring and some big tomatoes and potatoes! Until next time, life's a garden, dig it.
Life's A Garden. Dig It. This blog dives into the uppermost layers of community gardening. One plot and many people. A true experience of comradery, trust, and effort; and has the opportunity for great yield.
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