2. Preserves green space

3. Reduces crime

4. Reduces city heat from streets and parking lots

5. Beautifies neighborhoods

6. Provides nutritious foods

7. Improves quality of life of those involvedhttp://www.foodsecurity.org/UAHealthArticle.pdf http://www.communitygarden.org/learn/

9. Lettuce greens

10. Broccoli

12. Tomatoes

13. Carrots

14. Beets

15. Sunflowers

17. Leeks

18. Radish

19. Spinach

20. Carrots

21. Beets

22. Herbs

23. … and more!We currently have 5 raised beds in the field behind the President’s house and hope to expand.

24. Proposed Garden Improvements We’d like to make the garden a new, desirable green space on Clark’s small urban campus Come join us to: Escape from city life Unwind after a stressful day Enjoy the outdoors We’d also like to use the area for fun, outdoor events such as : Garden parties Harvest suppers Planting celebrations Picnics …and more!

25. Instructionals and Community Outreach Learn a new life skill TUTORIALS and GARDEN HOURS Come get your hands dirty! Making jam, preserving, pickling, composting, and cooking demos Interact with Worcester! Teaching opportunities with local youth in the garden Help withYouthGROW urban farming

26. Where will our produce go? Due to the garden’s current size, our produce is largely symbolic ... ..but we hope to produce much more in the future. 1: Dining Services: to encourage the use of local produce in meal planning 2: Clark community harvest suppers 3: Surplus donated to local shelters

28. Garden tools

29. Soil, fertilizer and testing supplies

30. Construction materials for benches and a shed

31. A compost bin

32. Fencing to protect garden from animals

33. Teaching/Tutorial suppliesPlus, we plan to EXPAND!

35. Jonas Clark