I'll start.

I'm gardening at a small community garden in Atlanta, Georgia. I was previously a member of someone else's community garden and had some problems there, but I can't complain now because I'm a founding member of our new community garden! So if we're having problems, I guess they're my fault!! Our garden is new and we have space for only 11 garden bed, but we have 9 of them built and planted already. We're an organic garden where local neighbors can grow food for their families. My interest in community gardening comes from having a very small yard with almost no sunny areas to grow vegetables, and from wanting to share gardening experiences with my neighbors.

We have a garden website and I've posted a link to it below.

I'm registering for a community garden plot in the suburb of Beaverton next week, hoping to get one of the raised beds (so I don't have to bend over so much. Oooh I feel so old...)

Our climate is great for Fall and Winter crops of things like Chinese greens, chard, collards, etc. and there's time for a few other things too.

V