[Communications] Can I provide a resource guide for chicagocommunitygardens.org?

[Lorraine Kells]

Carrie,

We would first like to know a little more about you and whatever
organization you represent. Many Chicago community gardeners use robust
organic or otherwise sustainable practices in their communities. We have
many partners as well to work with our gardeners in workshops offering
information and education on all topics related to growing in in ur
neighborhoods.

Our website already offers them resources for starting and maintaining a
community garden and additional guides for insect and small mammal
interactions with best practices. As an organization, we are committed to
equity in all the resources and distributions available to our gardeners

While we appreciate your offer, we are aware that there are many garden
websites that list similar "how to" guides. If you would take a moment,
please, tell us what makes your guide different?

Regards,
Lorraine Kells
Communication Team

On Tue, Oct 12, 2021, 1:39 AM Carrie Spencer via Communications <
communications at chicagocommunitygardens.org> wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> The COVID-19 pandemic has shown many folks the benefits of having their
> own methods of food production. So, I thought it would be a good time to
> provide some advice on how to start and sustain a truly productive
> garden--from layout to irrigation methods to soil management. I’ll also be
> sure to focus on what methods work best for fall and winter.
>
> I’d love to cover this topic in a resource guide for your website. Would
> you post it if I sent it over?
>
> Thank you!
> Carrie
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