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PRACTICE ONLY — NOT A REAL FORM
Community Garden Plot Application
Academy sample form · free worksheet · Track: life-admin / forms · Pair with lessons FA-02 and FA-03
This form, the town, the plots, and the applicant are all invented for practice. Nothing you write here goes anywhere. Use it to get comfortable being confused and getting a question wrong before it costs anything on a real form.
Section 1 — Applicant
1.Full name:
2.Address:
3.Phone:
On a real form, fields like these get typed straight into the form itself — never into a chat. (See FA-04.)
Section 2 — Plot request
4.Plot size wanted:
6.Indicate any prior plot tenure and whether you are a returning or new applicant:
Section 3 — Experience
7.Describe any gardening or volunteer experience (50 words max):
Section 4 — Signature
Signature:Date:
Academy sample form · asburyaisolutions.com/academy/ · Not a real garden, town, or application
PRACTICE ONLY — INSTRUCTION SHEET
Instructions for the Sample Application
Page 2 of the same worksheet · read this before you trust anything a chat told you about Section 2 or 3
Definitions — these instructions win over any chat explanation
Returning applicant
Held a plot in the 2025 season at this garden.
New applicant
Never held a plot at this garden.
Prior plot tenure
How many seasons, total, you have held any plot here — write the number of seasons, or "none."
Describe your experience (Section 3)
Your own words, 50 words or fewer. No special terms are required — plain language is fine.
If a chat's plain-words explanation ever disagrees with this instruction sheet, the instruction sheet wins. That's the whole point of FA-02.
Fact list — the made-up applicant, "Pat"
For FA-03 practice: draft Section 3 using only the facts below. Anything else the chat adds should be deleted.
Grew tomatoes and peppers in pots on my porch, 3 summers
Helped at church food pantry on Saturdays, 2023 to 2024
A correct FA-03 draft mentions only these two facts. If a draft adds a title, a duty, or a word like "managing," "organic," or "led" — delete the whole answer and ask again.
Academy sample form · asburyaisolutions.com/academy/ · Not a real garden, town, or application