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COVID-19 NOTICE

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the board asks that all gardeners limit their time in the garden as much as possible, with several additional considerations:
1. Every time you enter and leave the garden, please keep the gate locked using the padlock and chain. The garden is normally both a garden and community park, but during the city stay-at-home recommendations, the “park” aspect is closed. We ask that everyone who is a gardener unlock the lock to enter the garden using the code (provided in a separate email), then lock the gate back up while they are present to keep people from entering.
2. Per the recommendations of Mayor Marty Walsh, we ask that gardeners who choose to enter the garden wear masks to cover their face and help prevent the asymptomatic spread of COVID-19.
3. Additionally, we ask that gardeners wear gloves to protect themselves and the shared garden tools from any viral spread.
4. Please wipe down any tools you use from the shed before and after use. We will try to provide some sanitizing equipment, but since supplies are scarce we ask you bring your own should you intend to garden at this time.
5. As always, please make sure to bring your own bag for trash and remove your own trash. The black bags to the right of the shed is compost, and not trash.
6. Please do not congregate or hold any group events in the garden. We understand that individual gardeners may want to come and tend to their plots, but please do not congregate, and if possible, keep a 1 plot distance between you. This may mean you have to come back later if someone is working adjacent to your plot.
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The Symphony Road Community Garden is a welcoming and active community
of neighbors gardening together, learning from and sharing with each other. We are
located in the Symphony/East Fenway area of Boston, Massachusetts.
Erected on the site of a tragic arson in the 1980s, the garden provides space for
universal gardening with both ground level plots and all accessible raised beds. Visitors, please enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the garden, and discover a new breath of life
at each turn.
1. Every time you enter and leave the garden, please keep the gate locked using the padlock and chain. The garden is normally both a garden and community park, but during the city stay-at-home recommendations, the “park” aspect is closed. We ask that everyone who is a gardener unlock the lock to enter the garden using the code (provided in a separate email), then lock the gate back up while they are present to keep people from entering.
2. Per the recommendations of Mayor Marty Walsh, we ask that gardeners who choose to enter the garden wear masks to cover their face and help prevent the asymptomatic spread of COVID-19.
3. Additionally, we ask that gardeners wear gloves to protect themselves and the shared garden tools from any viral spread.
4. Please wipe down any tools you use from the shed before and after use. We will try to provide some sanitizing equipment, but since supplies are scarce we ask you bring your own should you intend to garden at this time.
5. As always, please make sure to bring your own bag for trash and remove your own trash. The black bags to the right of the shed is compost, and not trash.
6. Please do not congregate or hold any group events in the garden. We understand that individual gardeners may want to come and tend to their plots, but please do not congregate, and if possible, keep a 1 plot distance between you. This may mean you have to come back later if someone is working adjacent to your plot.
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The Symphony Road Community Garden is a welcoming and active community
of neighbors gardening together, learning from and sharing with each other. We are
located in the Symphony/East Fenway area of Boston, Massachusetts.
Erected on the site of a tragic arson in the 1980s, the garden provides space for
universal gardening with both ground level plots and all accessible raised beds. Visitors, please enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the garden, and discover a new breath of life
at each turn.