A few notes from our meeting today:
-Grouping of fruit trees/bushes of the same kind together to make harvesting easier (Alastair and I spoke about this before you came, Josef)
-Keep the view into the field from the Granary windows
	- see this pic: http://www.flickr.com/photos/uniteddiversity/5529339789/
-Plant some ash trees as future coppice on track down to the Quadrangle
-Check 'Orange Pippin' website
-Possibly plant some fruit trees (apples?) along the fence line where cars will be parked
-We need not restrict ourselves to apples on the list of alkaline tolerant varieties - look and see what does well locally
	-'Discovery' does well in Quad orchard
	- Bramley around the back also do well
	- Cox's Orange Pippin doesn't do very well
	- Laxton Superb fruits well but gets loads of scab
-Site for compost loo by existing compost heap (space is roughly 5m x 5m)
-Large yurt/tent space more or less in the middle of the field
- Josef suggests we expand our list of canopy species to get more diversity (for increased resilience and greater variety of outputs) and an improved teaching resource
	- see list here: http://files.uniteddiversity.com/United_Diversity/Quadrangle_Forest_Garden/The_definitive_species_list.txt
- Josef has updated the Alkaline Tolerant list of Apple cultivars with missing information (although still need info about suppliers):
	- http://files.uniteddiversity.com/United_Diversity/Quadrangle_Forest_Garden/Alkaline_Tolerant_Apples/Alkaline_Tolerant_Apples.txt

By next meeting (April 7th at Oakford Rd):
Write brief for the different 'guilds' i.e. describe the conditions and our requirements
Each of us to design planting plan for 3 guilds
Josef to design planting plan for car park fence line
Deborah to design planting plan for hedgerow boundary