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Tobias Fox

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Jul 20, 2012, 8:38:53 AM7/20/12
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We are reaching out to as many people as possible for help with transforming our lot into The People's Garden. We'll be meeting Saturday, July 21, 2012 at 86 Garside St, Newark, NJ 07104. If you're available or simply would like to make a generous contribution by helping us secure some of the items listed below we'd greatly appreciate it. We'll be at the above address at 7am and hoping to be done with everything by 1pm.
 
I (Tobias A. Fox) can be reached at 646-399-0337.
 

THINGS TO BRING FOR SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2012

 

Everyone can participate with this

·         Cardboard and/or newspaper

·         Water for drinking

·         Snacks

·         Gardening tools

·         Folding table(s)

·         Be sure to take pictures and video footage

·         Composted soil / topsoil

·         Non edible and/or edible plants

·         2-liter plastic bottles for greenhouse

·         Heavy duty twine

·         Chicken wire

·         Large construction garbage bags to cover several tires used as a foundation for the plastic bottle greenhouse.

 

Tobias is facilitating this

·         Wood to construct three additional raised beds

·         Wood to construct the greenhouse

·         Screws needed for the greenhouse

·         Linseed oil for the bench and additional raised beds

·         Chicken wire

·         Some paint brushes & rollers

·         Four cinder blocks (already at garden)

·         Wheel barrel (already at garden)

·         Some cardboard

·         Snacks

 

Beth is facilitating this

·         One cordless drill w/ 2 batteries

·         One drill with a cord

·         Water for drinking

·         Some refreshing food like watermelon or something

·         A folding table

·         A bench- either Friday afternoon or Saturday depending on when she can borrow a van

·         Some cardboard

·         An electric sander for the bench

·         Yard trimmings for compost

·         A vehicle to help transport 1,000 2-liter plastic bottles

 

Miguel is facilitating this

·         About 25 pieces of 10ft 2x4s

·         Gardening tools

 

Dr. Norman Bowe and Chris Smith are facilitating

·         Tires and artist(s) to paint them

·         Carpenter for greenhouse

·         People Power!

·         1,000 2-liter plastic bottles

·         Half size wine barrels or something similar

·         Possible rain gutter for greenhouse

·         Water for drinking

 

Brian is facilitating

·         Tools needed to construct greenhouse

 

Additional material needed for greenhouse

·         4 10ft 4x4s

·         4 10ft 2x4s

·         1 box of 4-inch deck screws

·         2 boxes of 3-inch screws

·         Corrugated plastic for the roof (plastic bottles can be used as a substitute)

·         Rain gutter

·         Mulch for the floor (already at garden)

·         Tire foundation

·         Heavy duty twine


 

 

Tobias Fox

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Jul 20, 2012, 10:24:42 AM7/20/12
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I completely jacked Norma's name all up. I do apologize for that, Norma. The bestes you are! :-)
 
Tobias

Norma and Chris are facilitating

ellen

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Jul 21, 2012, 4:42:27 AM7/21/12
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Hi all,
I still have : Rosemary, Sage, and Russian Sage, which are waiting for
a permanent home in the Newark People's Garden..

I can drop them off today. Will someone dig them in, and assume
responsibility for their care? All 3 need frequent watering until they
are established, esp. if we have a return to 90 degree weather.

Russian Sage, [which is not a sage] is aromatic, beautiful, attracts
bees and butterflies. Is not picky about soil. Once established it
needs no care, and will continue to delight for years.

Pls let me know.

ellen


On Jul 20, 8:38 am, Tobias Fox <tobiasf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We are reaching out to as many people as possible for help with
> transforming our lot into The People's Garden. We'll be meeting Saturday,
> July 21, 2012 at 86 Garside St, Newark, NJ 07104. If you're available or
> simply would like to make a generous contribution by helping us secure some
> of the items listed below we'd greatly appreciate it. We'll be at the above
> address at 7am and hoping to be done with everything by 1pm.
>
> I (Tobias A. Fox) can be reached at 646-399-0337.
>
> THINGS TO BRING FOR SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2012
>
> *Everyone can participate with this *
>
> ·         Cardboard and/or newspaper
>
> ·         Water for drinking
>
> ·         Snacks
>
> ·         Gardening tools
>
> ·         Folding table(s)
>
> ·         Be sure to take pictures and video footage
>
> ·         Composted soil / topsoil
>
> ·         Non edible and/or edible plants
>
> ·         2-liter plastic bottles for greenhouse
>
> ·         Heavy duty twine
>
> ·         Chicken wire
>
> ·         Large construction garbage bags to cover several tires used as a
> foundation for the plastic bottle greenhouse.
>
> *Tobias is facilitating this*
>
> ·         Wood to construct three additional raised beds
>
> ·         Wood to construct the greenhouse
>
> ·         Screws needed for the greenhouse
>
> ·         Linseed oil for the bench and additional raised beds
>
> ·         Chicken wire
>
> ·         Some paint brushes & rollers
>
> ·         Four cinder blocks (already at garden)
>
> ·         Wheel barrel (already at garden)
>
> ·         Some cardboard
>
> ·         Snacks
>
> *Beth is facilitating this *
>
> ·         One cordless drill w/ 2 batteries
>
> ·         One drill with a cord
>
> ·         Water for drinking
>
> ·         Some refreshing food like watermelon or something
>
> ·         A folding table
>
> ·         A bench- either Friday afternoon or Saturday depending on when
> she can borrow a van
>
> ·         Some cardboard
>
> ·         An electric sander for the bench
>
> ·         Yard trimmings for compost
>
> ·         A vehicle to help transport 1,000 2-liter plastic bottles
>
> * *
>
> *Miguel is facilitating this*
>
> ·         About 25 pieces of 10ft 2x4s
>
> ·         Gardening tools
>
> *Dr. Norman Bowe and Chris Smith are facilitating*
>
> ·         Tires and artist(s) to paint them
>
> ·         Carpenter for greenhouse
>
> ·         People Power!
>
> ·         1,000 2-liter plastic bottles
>
> ·         Half size wine barrels or something similar
>
> ·         Possible rain gutter for greenhouse
>
> ·         Water for drinking
>
> *Brian is facilitating*
>
> ·         Tools needed to construct greenhouse
>
> *Additional material needed for greenhouse*
>
> ·         4 10ft 4x4s
>
> ·         4 10ft 2x4s
>
> ·         1 box of 4-inch deck screws
>
> ·         2 boxes of 3-inch screws
>
> ·         Corrugated plastic for the roof (plastic bottles can be used as a
> substitute)
>
> ·         Rain gutter
>
> ·         Mulch for the floor (already at garden)
>
> ·         Tire foundation
>
> ·         Heavy duty twine
>  ------------------------------

Tobias Fox

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Jul 21, 2012, 6:50:01 AM7/21/12
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Hey Ellen,
 
Thanks for this email. I truly believe that it's safe to bring the plants. We have topsoil that we can add to the the ground so that they have some really good soil to help strengthen their growth. Additional help will be with us today and some of them are gardeners. So please bring your non edible plants. The bestes you are! :-)
 
Tobias


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ellen

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Jul 22, 2012, 5:35:44 AM7/22/12
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sorry, I didn't get this msg in time. Next time. hope everyone had a
great time last nite. I'm sure you did . I was too beat to come. :(
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