Tools, Forms, and Tracking for Youth, Community, and Therapeutic Gardens
- Application for Community Gardening Assistance
- Community Garden Asset Inventory
- Asset-based Community Development: Mapping Reciprocal Partnerships—Blank
- Asset-based Community Development: Mapping Reciprocal Partnerships—An Example
- Instructions for Tracking the Garden Harvest
- Tracking the Harvest: Measurement Guide for Counting or Weighing Vegetables
- Garden Harvest Tracking Sheet
- Additional Resources from N.C. Cooperative Extension at NC State University
Photo credits: Left, Kathleen Moorel Right, Amy Rozycki
Publication date: Feb. 1, 2022
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Other Publications in North Carolina Extension Gardener Handbook
- 1. Soils & Plant Nutrients
- 2. Composting
- 3. Botany
- 4. Insects
- 5. Diseases and Disorders
- 6. Weeds
- 7. Diagnostics
- 8. Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
- 9. Lawns
- 10. Herbaceous Ornamentals
- 11. Woody Ornamentals
- 12. Native Plants
- 13. Propagation
- 14. Small Fruits
- 15. Tree Fruit and Nuts
- 16. Vegetable Gardening
- 17. Organic Gardening
- 18. Plants Grown in Containers
- 19. Landscape Design
- 20. Wildlife
- 21. Youth, Community, and Therapeutic Gardening
- Appendix A. Garden Journaling
- Appendix B. Pesticides and Pesticide Safety
- Appendix C. Diagnostic Tables
- Appendix D. Garden Tools
- Appendix E. Season Extenders and Greenhouses
- Appendix F. History of Landscape Design
- Appendix G. Permaculture Design
- Appendix H. Community Gardening Resources
- Appendix I. More NC State Resources
- Glossary
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