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5 Comments on Blue Springs Missouri Community Garden 2012
What a wonderful idea!! I wish more towns would consider this.
great localism post - anybody w/a love for gardening will appreciate this.
Gwen, I think it's a great idea too! More people are becoming aware of the health benefits of whole foods as well as the added peace of knowing there are no harmful pesticides and injected hormones in vegetables grown at home. Wish I had a greenhouse to grown my own year round!
Chris and Maria, I am really trying to focus on writing posts that pertain to the more specific areas where I want to work. I have a wide radius of the Kansas City Metro Area that I work in but when I help people purchase and sell in Blue Springs it's home!
Kalene, what a popular thought! In Denver, we have a few in the downtown area where the yard sizes are smaller! Families love this!
Joan, Yes, I thought it was a good idea. I think I will rent a plot just to see how popular will be here. I noticed when I was in Kansas City on Friday that they are not doing the community garden there this year. I don't know why? I think growing food this summer that could be shared with those who can't always afford good vegetables would be nice as well. I also thought about having my teen sons set up a booth at the farmers market to make a little spending money this summer. I'll write another post as things happen! Thanks for the positive comment!