Adopt a Bed

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
1	Bed No.	Responsible	Planted Summer 2009	Work planned	Planting Fall 2009	planting spring 2010	To consider:

2	1	Craig~open for fall 2010	Fava Beans, dill, cilantro, lettuce, tiny wildness				Mulching: peat moss, bark, sawdust, and shredded newspapers.
3	2	Craig~open for fall 2010	Borage,				Expand beds: talk to irrigation team.
4	3	Pilar/Mati	peppers, onions, volunteer tomatoes		carrots, onions		Install drip irrigation
5	4	Pilar/Mati	tomatoes and volunteers		Cover crops (Lupines, oats, alfalfa, lentils)		Add compost: talk to composting team.
6	5	Aven	butternut squash (unproductive)	dig some compost in there and plant some appropriate wet/winter crops	1/2 garlic, beets, radishes and 1/2 tat soi
7	6	Bonnie and Steve	broccoli, beets, cabbage and chard
8	7	Rachel	spinach, tomatoes, eggplant
9	8		strawberries
10	9	flowers	sunflowers, herbs
11	10	fava beans	miscellaneous volunteers
12	11	no one yet	heirloom and volunteer tomatoes	Prune the existing tomato plants and do some weeding as needed. Put up bamboo supports for the tomato plants	cabbage, broccoli
13	12	Hallie and Adam	volunteer and early girl tomatoes	Prune the existing tomato plants and do some weeding as needed	carrots, peas
14	13	Fred & Helga	borridge, mustard, lettuce, beets	Move borage to herb area, Harvest mustard and lettuce, Add new compost and soil, Transplant seedlings of beets and lettuce	beets, onions	Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Chives
15	14	Dave?	broccoli, cabbage, pumpking and lettuce
16	15	Dave?	celery, kale, lettuce
17	16	Marisa	white onions, chard
18	17	Marisa	mildly toxic due to construction
19	18		heirloom tomatoes
20	19		heirloom tomatoes
21	20		early girl tomatoes
22	21		cherry tomatoes
23	22	Colin
24	23	Colin
25	Big circle	Team El Salvador	corn, squash and beans			beans, tomatoes,
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