I have been telling the people that if they organize the group, I'm willing to help them a hundred percent because I want to see a community, a clean community, a better community. And beside that, the people that live in there, they're poor people, they plant their own vegetables and they save money. And that's very important. To me, that's very important. Canvas the neighborhood, post notices about your meeting.
Community gardens provide opportunities to learn about the democratic process and leadership.
Choose a well-organized garden coordinator. Form committees to accomplish tasks. Decide whether there are conditions for membership, such as neighborhood residency, or dues. Decide how often the gardeners will meet. It is beneficial to have once a week meetings starting in the early spring and throughout the planting season.