I also joined forces with some other garden-minded parents at my son’s school to start a Garden Club and to plan a dedicated garden space.
Both of these efforts involve plenty of writing, editing, design, chairing meetings, community consultation, education, cheerleading, and a whole lot of patience. Oh, and of course plenty of hands-in-the-dirt gardening. Community work has its rewards and its challenges. Fortunately, I feel passionately about community gardens and kids’ gardens, which makes it all worthwhile.
You can read my blogs for both of these projects. I also tweet about community and school gardens at @fairfieldgarden.

http://fairfieldcommunitygardens.blogspot.com/

http://sjdgardenclub.wordpress.com/