The Graden

The Graden

1. Who are the maine players in this issue and what is thier stake in the greden?

   • The landowner wanted his land back and did not wont the gardeners growing food for thimselves on his land.
   • The gardeners wanted to grow there own food in thiere community graden.

2. What are the political, economic, legal and personal obstacles that are foced in the film?

   • The gardners had to go to court and fight to keep gardening in the garden. The land owner was fighting in court to get his land back and stop the gardeners from gardening on his land.
   • An obstacle for the gardeners was that they were poor and that they did not have a lot of money for court.
     • Another obstacle the gardeners had to face was when the land owner had all there plants removed and distorted.

3. Considerthe issue of community gardens, community well-being and food security in the context of what you learned from the documentary and illustrate these with some pros and cons.

   • Pros: That everyone who wants to use a part of the garden can.
     • it is a great way to get involved thit the community and to get to know your nabours.
       • its good if you cant afford buying organic
     • It;s a nice relaxing place a good destreeser.
   • Cons: That if you dont have a lot of people it could look empty.
     • It could get easely vandelay or distored.
     • You may not get as much food as you need.
     • Someone else could come and destroy your garden.