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Old January 23, 2018   #39
Black Krim
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Originally Posted by nancyruhl View Post
I feel that it is a matter of nothing ventured, nothing gained. I know from experience that the fresh vegetables that I put on the table at the homeless bag lunch at church are snapped up. There is an appreciation there for fresh food. As far as getting folks from the program to help in the growing effort on the roof, not so much. I haven't really been pushing it though, my fault. You will probably find some folks who will really appreciate the opportunity to grow their own veggies and hope their success inspires their neighbors. Good luck.
Nancy, you have captured the essence of the situation. I reduced my expectation from hundreds of families jumping into gardening to one family at a time...lol Start slow....Im thinking giving out a free tomato plant to anyone that can show me a pot filled with soil, or something along those lines.....or perhaps I need to kiss the plants good bye and hope most find a bit of earth to grow in.......
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