Can I use pesticides or weed killer?

We highly encourage organic gardening methods. Plots must be kept free of weeds. Weeds are considered to be “out of control” if they are greater than 6 inches in height, flowering or going to seed. Use cultivation or mulches to control weeds. Individuals are responsible for weed control in their plots, even if the plot does not have anything currently growing.

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1. What is the Woodbury Community Garden?
2. Can I park my vehicle on the grass next to my garden plot?
3. Who is eligible for a Community Garden plot?
4. I cannot afford the rental fee. Is there a program scholarship available?
5. How many plots are available?
6. What does the city provide?
7. What do I need to bring?
8. May gardening tools be left unattended at the Community Garden?
9. How much time should I expect to dedicate to my garden plot?
10. Can I use pesticides or weed killer?
11. Why is organic gardening encouraged?
12. What can I do to keep rabbits or other animals out of my garden?
13. When is fall harvest and clean up required?
14. When should I start spring preparation and planting?
15. Am I required to sign the gardener’s agreement and waiver to participate in the Community Garden?
16. If I’m a novice, can I still apply, and will there be someone to help me through the process?
17. Is there a commitment?
18. Are there any exclusions to what can be grown?