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Emerald
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The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday except during
exam ween and vacations by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co . at th»*
University of Oregon Eugene Oregon
The Emerald is operated independently of the University with offices on the
third floor of the Erb Memorial Union and is a member of the Associated Press
The Emerald is private property The unlawful removal or uso of papers is pros
ecutabie by law
Editor Aaron Kno*
Managing Editor
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Sports Editor
Graphic Artist
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Kelvin Wtf©
Paula Green
Gary Henley
Jarrelt Jester
Frank Byers
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City garden plots thrive in spring
Bv C ami Swanson
Emerald Reporter
Would-be gardeners who
have no plat e to grow vegeta
hies tan choose from several
community garden sites offered
by the city's Outdoor Program
Although the Alton Baker
Park Community Carden Coun
cil may decide to disband, gar
den plots will still lie available
in the park Four other t ommu
nity garden locations are also
provided by the city
Registration for garden plots
began Feb. ti and continues un
til all spat es are full, according
lo Outdoor Program leader Rog
er Ha i lev
Hailey estimated that more
than half of the available gar
tlen plots have been fillet! al
ready Hecause of the demand
for the plots, the Outdoor Pro
gram is restricting applit alions
to only one plot at the River
House gardens. :il)i N Adams
St ami the Amazon gardens.
.JHth Avenue and High Street
Bailey said one additional
plot mav be rented for the year
after March 15 at the North
Polk gardens, located at the
end of North Polk Street. and
Mathews gardens. 15th Avenue
and Hayes Street
The Alton Baker garden was
developed in 1973 by the coun
ty However, budget cutbacks
eliminated many of the park
department staff and the com
munity garden users decided to
form their own council in 1983
Diminishing numbers of gar
deners have forced the count il
to consider whether it wants to
reorganize the garden count il
or to ask the t it\ parks depart
men) to take over the garden's
operation A meeting to discuss
tills com ern will lie March 13
in the lame (iountv Kxtension
Auditorium. 950 VV 13th Ave
In the i it\ \ gardens, organit
methods are encouraged. but
not required, Hailey said N'atu
ral pest control techniques,
such as using ladybugs or pra\
ing mantis, are allowed, but
chemical pesticides and herlii
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In addition to renting garden
sites, the Outdoor Program
sponsors gardening workshops.
This spring, workshops arc of
fered in organic gardening,
growing indoor or container
herb gardens and organic pest
management
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