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We frequently receive questions<\/p>\n
if you will be gone for more than a<\/p>\n
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about rules, regulations and general<\/p>\n
own garden, it grows<\/p>\n
month, are ill or otherwise unable to<\/p>\n
guidelines. Here are clarifications to<\/p>\n
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maintain your plot.<\/p>\n
your questions:<\/p>\n
\u00a9 Close your umbrella each time you leave your plot to<\/p>\n
o Ask office Staff for special instructions regarding<\/p>\n
help it last longer and keep your plot looking neater.<\/p>\n
permanent fencing. Installation of temporary or<\/p>\n
permanent fencing is allowed around garden plots<\/p>\n
\u00a9 Do not disturb anything cordoned off with<\/p>\n
(not tree plots), but not required.<\/p>\n
yellow ribbon.<\/p>\n
\u00a9 Report neglected, untended gardens to office Staff,<\/p>\n
o Return your wheelbarrow to the shed after emptying<\/p>\n
it of debris.<\/p>\n
who will investigate the cause and act accordingly.<\/p>\n
\u00a9 Consider using a number-controlled lock to allow<\/p>\n
\u00a9 Return all borrowed tools to the storage shed when<\/p>\n
other gardeners to perform minor maintenance<\/p>\n
you are done so other gardeners may use them.<\/p>\n
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brown tone. No baby blue, purple, aqua, etc.<\/p>\n
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\u00a9 Petty theft has been increasing. Report any<\/p>\n
suspicious activity immediately.<\/p>\n
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claw or sharp trowel, and then pull it completely out<\/p>\n
by the root. Wear gloves to avoid transferring seeds<\/p>\n
The Four Cs: Cooperation, Care,<\/p>\n
Concern and Consideration<\/p>\n
elsewhere in your garden.<\/p>\n
Compliance is more than following the rules\u2014it<\/p>\n
encompasses the four Cs: cooperation, care,<\/p>\n
Mulch<\/p>\n
concern and consideration. The Garden Centers<\/p>\n
Mulch works in two ways. It blocks weed seeds from<\/p>\n
are special places to enjoy nature, the outdoors<\/p>\n
the soil and also keeps sunlight from reaching any<\/p>\n
and the company of friends. It takes everyone<\/p>\n
seeds that are already in the soil and prevents them<\/p>\n
working as a team to succeed: pathways must<\/p>\n
from sprouting. Mulch also retains moisture and<\/p>\n
be maintained, weeds must be pulled, tools<\/p>\n
breaks down to enrich the soil.<\/p>\n
must be returned to the sheds and water must<\/p>\n
be conserved. We sincerely appreciate the<\/p>\n
Vinegar<\/p>\n
ongoing cooperation and commitment of every<\/p>\n
Like all natural herbicides, vinegar kills other<\/p>\n
gardener to promote harmony and enjoyment<\/p>\n
plants, too, so be careful where you apply it. Apply<\/p>\n
in the gardens.<\/p>\n
vinegar with a spray bottle, pump sprayer or brush.<\/p>\n
Work during times with plenty of sun and little wind<\/p>\n
Cornmeal<\/p>\n
(early morning is good) to avoid contaminating<\/p>\n
Corn gluten meal works like birth control for seeds.<\/p>\n
nearby plants.<\/p>\n
Sprinkle it on your garden to keep weed seeds from<\/p>\n
germinating. Hold off using it in vegetable gardens<\/p>\n
Salt<\/p>\n
A small amount of salt at the base of each weed<\/p>\n
until the plants are well established.<\/p>\n
works great to rid your garden of these pesty<\/p>\n
Herbicidal Soap<\/p>\n
plants. Salt renders the soil uninhabitable for<\/p>\n
Mix equal parts vinegar, salt and dish soap to create<\/p>\n
several months, so apply it in small amounts only<\/p>\n
on the weeds.<\/p>\n
a weed-killing herbicidal soap. Use a spray bottle to<\/p>\n
apply it to weeds, being careful not to get the solution<\/p>\n
on other plants in your garden.<\/p>\n
CALENDAR OF EVENTS<\/p>\n
Weed Torch<\/p>\n
VOLUNTEER DAYS<\/p>\n
Weed torches, available online or at hardware stores,<\/p>\n
heat the water inside plants, turning it to steam and<\/p>\n
Last Saturday of every month<\/p>\n
causing the plant\u2019s cells to rupture. Never use weed<\/p>\n
OPEN HOUSE<\/p>\n
torches on poison ivy or similar plants; it can release<\/p>\n
First Monday and Saturday of every month<\/p>\n
poison oils into the air where you might breathe them<\/p>\n
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