Looking for illustrated instructions, to make into posters, on how to grow certain vegetables (beans, peas, tomatoes, onione, spinach, carrots, potatoes, chillis etc). This is for a very poor community of elderly people who are mostly illiterate, hence the need for these to be in picture form. We have plant donations and we have raised money to buy implements like shovels, watering cans, etc but we need to leave some sort of reference for the folks so that the vegetable garden is sustainable. We are going to the old age home in 2 weeks, so time is of the essence, as I will need to get the ‘posters’ printed before then. We don’t have the money in the budget to pay for actual posters, but I’m sure there must be something along these lines on the internet. Can anyone help or point me in the right direction? Thanks

I would recommend going to the local library and looking at (no
offense) children's gardening books. They have lots of illustrations
that you could probably copy (i don't think anyone will be sending
Cease and Desist letters to your door for violating copyright for the
benefit of senior citizens).

On Sep 6, 3:43 am, Mozie wrote:
Looking for illustrated instructions, to make into posters, on how to
grow certain vegetables (beans, peas, tomatoes, onione, spinach,
carrots, potatoes, chillis etc). This is for a very poor community of
elderly people who are mostly illiterate, hence the need for these to
be in picture form. We have plant donations and we have raised money to
buy implements like shovels, watering cans, etc but we need to leave
some sort of reference for the folks so that the vegetable garden is
sustainable. We are going to the old age home in 2 weeks, so time is of
the essence, as I will need to get the 'posters' printed before then. We
don't have the money in the budget to pay for actual posters, but I'm
sure there must be something along these lines on the internet. Can
anyone help or point me in the right direction? Thanks

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Mozie

[quote=Paul;745607]I would recommend going to the local library and looking at (no
offense) children's gardening books. They have lots of illustrations
that you could probably copy (i don't think anyone will be sending
Cease and Desist letters to your door for violating copyright for the
benefit of senior citizens).

Thanks, I've been looking on the net because libraries are few and far between around here, and I'm unable to leave the office during working hours. I'll keep looking... Thanks

Oops, forgot the [/quote]