Later, Donald took the idea of group versus individual performance farther and referred to 'communal plants': 'A "communal plant" has features in accord with the success of the crop community rather than the plant itself' (Donald 1981).
Like many gardens, the Pacific Street garden has a communal planting box where goodies like cherry tomatoes are free for the plucking.
The plant itself is expected to burn 400,000 tons of waste annually into enough clean energy to power 60,000 homes, as well as communal heating plants, with pure water the waste product.
This is to be eaten at those huge 6ft-wide communal tables, planted with guttering candelabras.
Mr. Schop and Mr. Roedig have a wood planked deck, set with white Ron Arad chairs and a table, that overlooks the building's large communal garden planted with peppermint, herbs and flowers.
I will let people know I'm interested in the communal flower planting on Saturday -- or I am wondering what the heck there is to do around these here parts.
And, to its credit, the decor is on point: wooden decking, tasselled hammocks, rattan egg chairs, and fabric cushions in cool, muted tones adorn the 90 rooms and communal areas, with plants everywhere – from poolside cacti to cheese plant-printed tiling.
Over the next few decades, the organization expanded its activities, which now include planting communal gardens, running neighborhood-watch patrols and after-school programs, organizing urban-reclamation projects, and even providing free legal services to members.
An organic nutrient-rich habitat (generated during the biological denitrification step at a communal wastewater treatment plant) was sampled in order to isolate the required microbial inoculum.
Other family members live in a compound of small brick houses surrounding a communal courtyard that is planted with citrus and poinsettias.
