Please submit a separate registration for each attendee. To ensure this opportunity is available to as many people as possible, please only register if you are positive you are able to attend. Happy composting! Name* First Last Email* PhoneAre you a Denver resident?*YesNoHow did you hear about the class?*Email messagePoster or flyerSocial media (Facebook or Twitter)Television or radio storyArticle in newspaper or newsletter (online or printed)Advertisement in neighborhood publicationFrom a friend or co-workerDUG’s websiteDenver Recycles’ websiteOtherIf other, please indicate where you heard about the class.
![](https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/e35/s150x150/104307925_628731051056889_2630771267763516751_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=109&_nc_ohc=-7VV9i5QFu8AX_68OJV&oh=9b050f8d56f28acadb2ec5eaaa81432c&oe=5F236A8D "Week One of our Faces of DUG project, where we highlight different community gardeners in the DUG network.
Libby | Fairview Community Garden \\"I come from Africa. I like gardening so much because my parents were farmers in my country where I was born and they had a big farm. They taught me how to work in the garden and during vacations, we would go to work in the garden with my parents. I learned how to protect the plants, the best times to plant, and how to fit everything in the garden. In my home country, we planted lots of different things: beans, sweet potatoes, bananas, cassavas.
I prefer to work in a community garden. This year, due to Coronavirus, I have more time to work in the garden because usually when I am working, I can’t come to the garden every day. I share what I grow with my friends and neighbors because I can’t eat everything I grow by myself!\\"
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