I recently discovered that the city of Norwalk has a community garden. For $10 you get a whole plot to yourself to grow fruits, veggies, etc. And you can donate portions to the homeless. What a beautiful idea. For those of us... (0 replies, last updated by amanda3571 April 28, 2009)

An ex-Londoner here, wondering if there’s the equivalent of our allotments in NYC? These are patches of land that are leased to people to grow food. I’m not talking about the community gardens that are meant to be... (1 reply, last updated by k80k November 12, 2009)

Anyone have any information regarding community/urban farms in the Mon/Oc? You know the ones, where a group of people maintain a farm or large garden together, sharing the burden as well as the bounty? Since we live in an... (2 replies, last updated by val ann c May 17, 2009)

Yesterday was the kickoff, at least for the consumers, of the Community Supported Agriculture program down here. Let me start by saying that I am excited that someone finally took the initiative in South Florida to begin this. I... (7 replies, last updated by LilMsFoodie March 18, 2009)

So, we on the Boston board are all getting our first shares from our Community Sustainable Seafood pick-up...This means a whole (4-6 pound) whopping, fresh, cod this week. Mine is currently in the coolest spot in the frig;... (146 replies, last updated by galleygirl November 14, 2009)

this year, for the first time, jackson heights has its own community supported agriculture (csa) program. in the past, i have gone to astoria, but the pickup and volunteering schedule became onerous. now, however, someone has set... (7 replies, last updated by Sarah Bellhouse May 9, 2006)

Today communities across the country staged eat ins to lobby for healthier school lunches. The Bay Area was in the forefront in number of gatherings. I’m in Healdsburg Plaza right now for the event sponsored by Slow Food... (1 reply, last updated by Melanie Wong September 8, 2009)

, inedible vegetables, which was passed off as one of the problems in “growing organically.” Hmmm, when the stuff in my own organcially grown garden gets that bad, I pull it out and start over. I still support the... (10 replies, last updated by The Blissful Glutton July 19, 2006)

well in OC wekkly I came across a blurb under Islamic Center in Garden Grove saying they have good Indian food. anyone else ever been here? other places? (6 replies, last updated by Mattapoisett in LA September 4, 2008)

Hello - Does anyone have experience with Community Supported Agriculture in the Raleigh Durham area? I have a link to a list of farmers that sell directly to you, but it is just a list – no descriptions. Any direction is... (7 replies, last updated by rossgrady December 23, 2006)

I haven’t seen anything posted about Dharma Garden, so I thought I’d share the excellent meal I had there last night. It’s a fairly new vegetarian and seafood-only Thai place at 3109 W. Irving Park. We started... (7 replies, last updated by John Beadle October 1, 2003)

go, please take a walk through the gardens. We don’t look as good as we once did but it is still a special place (planned community from the 20s). Jim, I will buy your book (but don’t have it yet). Promise. (15 replies, last updated by phyllis April 14, 1999)

Just back from the Garden of Eden gourmet grocery on Montague Street. FABULOUS!! Prepared foods, produce, cheese, poultry all excellent. A real addition to Brownstone Brooklyn. (24 replies, last updated by D January 22, 2002)

Thanks to a chowhound posting, we enjoyed a lovely Sunday lunch at Inca Gardens: Cerviche de Pescado, cancha, Arroz con Pollo and Aji de Gallina. The marinade from the cerviche was piquant with citrus and we saved it to add to... (0 replies, last updated by Cynthia March 26, 2003)

I am the Chair of our Community Garden in San Diego. Many of our plots that have chard is being attacked by ants. Does anyone have an organic suggestion to rid the garden of ants? Thanks (6 replies, last updated by Shazam July 18, 2009)