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The Urban Agrarian Sculpture Garden

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  1. 1. GUESTS WELCOME!

Welcome to our site!  We are a small cooperative garden in Weaverville, North Carolina, nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.  This site tells how we are organizing and managing our project.

The founding member and inspiration for The Urban Agrarian is Jody, who has dedicated her entire backyard (about 6,000 sf) to this project.  Jody's vision was to create a sculpture garden within an edible landscape that she and her friends build and tend together, both for the joy of fresh organic food and for cultivating community.  In this spirit, we strive to use local and recycled products as much as possible, including buying locally grown food that we are not producing ourselves.  We estimate that our garden will produce enough edibles for 8-10 people for a year, which makes it especially good for single adults and couples.  Everyone who has committed to this project shares the expenses and labor, as well as the delicious rewards.  While this is not a public community garden, we hope that it can one day be a model for others who would like to start a similar small-scale project.

Our garden began in February 2008, so we are still learning and adding resources here.  Please browse and enjoy as we create our new living space.  And, watch for beautiful artwork (made by Jody and other local artists) that will spring up in the garden from time to time.    

GUESTS WELCOME!

If you are a visitor to our site and would like to comment, suggest a resource, ask a question, or provide helpful tips, you are welcome to register and place your remarks in the "Add comment" section at the bottom of any page. Or you can go to the Visitor Comments page with general remarks and questions.

If you would prefer not to register, you can log in as "guest" with the password "guest" in order to make a comment. By logging in this way, your remarks will be anonymous unless you add your name. Please remember to log out when you are done so the next guest can do the same. 

We may also be contacted at urban.agrarian@yahoo.com.

This site is dedicated to supporting positive community spirit and change, so inappropriate comments will be discarded by the Administrator.

       

                     

               

The Urban Agrarian Sculpture Garden not affiliated with any other organization or enterprise.  The sale of any artwork displayed on this site is handled by the individual artists themselves and not by this project. 

The sunflower clipart on this site is by pcHugWare (www.pccrafter.com) and is used here by permission.


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Jody,

I enjoyed reading your Blog and checking out your pictures. Have you checked out www.gardenasheville.com? It's really new and you could put your web site info on it. I wished that there had been more time to talk to you at Randy's talk. Best wishes on your community gardening.

Dawn P.
Posted 21:23, 5 Apr 2008
I've been meaning to take a look at this site for a few weeks now. Someone left a comment on our blog with a link here... I like what you're going and look forward to seeing the continued progress. Check out our site, if you have a chance. You'll find art and gardening there too :) and we're in Weaverville. www.hhfinearts-market.com edited 00:51, 19 May 2008
Posted 00:50, 19 May 2008
hello admin, I found your blog from yahoo and read a few of your other posts.They are awesome. Please keep it up!! (copy xbox 360 games | wow gold guide | xbox 360 repair guide )
Posted 09:35, 25 Dec 2009
To be able to make a sculpture garden within an amazing and edible landscape that a community can build and work together, for the joy of fresh organic foods and for cultivating a helping community is something to be admired. Based on the articles and custom essays that I have read enabling the community to work together on a project makes it grow and expand faster that just one person doing it alone.
Posted 04:07, 21 Jan 2010
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