April 16, 2012 - Cabarrus County

• Keep trash out of the plot, and respect neighboring plots.• If plot becomes neglected, the county will notify the gardener. After notification, a gardener will have two weeks toremedy problems noted in the plot.• On your plot you may plant vegetables, flowers, or cover crops that are treated as annuals (i.e., harvested or enjoyedin one growing season). This includes crops that overwinter such as leeks or spinach. Perennial herbs, strawberries, orflowers may be approved on a case by case basis by the Community Garden Manager.• Do not garden between sundown and 6 am.• Children and other guest are welcome but must be under direct supervision at all times.• A responsible individual must be present when irrigation is running. Irrigation cannot be turned on and leftunattended.• Be considerate of your neighbors. Do not plant sprawling or tall crops that might interfere with other plots.• Harvest only from your assigned plot.• Do not enter other plots unless invited. Make sure garden hoses, carts or other items do not affect other plots.• Place all weeds, plant residue, and organic waste in designated compost areas only.• Please take trash and litter and discard in trash can.• Plastic mulches are prohibited.• Hardscape items other than stakes and trellises must be approved on a case by case basis by the Community GardenManager.• Vehicles are restricted to designated parking lot.• The community garden manager will help coordinate charitable contributions.NC Cooperative ExtensionCabarrus County Center715 Cabarrus Avenue-WestConcord, NC 28027Phone: 704 920-3310 Fax: 704 920-3323Cabarrus County, Elma C. Lomax Incubator Farm Application Page 3Attachment number 3F-7Page 129