What a wonderful story of people making a difference in so many cities. I big smile came across my face just seeing the impact they are making! Thank you so much for this sharing!
Great video Joe and the team. Very impressive what is happening all across the country. I love the lady in Brooklyn talking about creating a new food distribution network. How awesome. I started a farmers market at my small lake town and the community has been very supportive. Now everyone can purchase fresh, local, organically grown produce in their neighborhood. Everyone can play a part. Thanks again!
Great video and initiatives. I am hoping to have a small bed on a community garden with growing space and bigger plants as communal crops. I really enjoyed seeing the different initiatives your programme highlighted.
Wow, Franklin Park Conservatory is just 20 minutes away from my home, and I've been there many times (such a beautiful place to garden...). I had no idea that the American Community Garden Association has made a home there. I'll be in touch, as I'm trying to start a community garden here in Grove City, Ohio. Thank you! Nancy
Yes it’s very important to people to get back in the garden or something it’s not only good for eating and looking at it also helps with your mental state
Our outside temperature, in my zone 5a, is 15⁰ F right now and dropping. I guess that winter has arrived whether I'm ready or not! Joe, this gardening movement is very inspiring thanks for sharing! It's wonderful to see community gardens popping up in cities across the nation. Aquaponic gardening intrigues me, I need to research it more then start growing some food inside during the winter.
This is exactly what I want to do! I knew there are others out there doing the same thing. This is at first one of my ideas that until now I thought about in myself. But I knew that it's highly likely not true that I may have come up with a original idea. Yes but no. So this is a good example of something I would love to join. Or create in my own community. But again I don't think I'm the first to think of it. How could I start, my own idea, without stealing someone else's idea or someone stealing mine. I want to help along with learn. How can I make this happen?
In the different states you talk about in this episode., What kind of insect pests problems do they have in the spring and summer.., compare to Zone 9 southeast louisiana. Just curious......JOHN M.
What a wonderful story of people making a difference in so many cities. I big smile came across my face just seeing the impact they are making! Thank you so much for this sharing!
It’s wonderful to see people from all walks of life committed to eating fresh and healthy food. Thank you for showcasing these stories.
Why would anyone click on the thumbs down for this one? So inspiring!
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Beautiful story! I truly believe “nature” is good for the human soul!! Blessings to these entrepreneurs!
Joe, you did it again. Another great story about people making a difference! Keep bringing us these stories. They truly are inspiring.
These are great projects. The more we teach kids the better life will be for everyone.
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Just beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ People Together 🌱❤️
This is an amazing story ❤ May God bless you!!
Well done, ALL OF YOU!!
Great video Joe and the team. Very impressive what is happening all across the country. I love the lady in Brooklyn talking about creating a new food distribution network. How awesome. I started a farmers market at my small lake town and the community has been very supportive. Now everyone can purchase fresh, local, organically grown produce in their neighborhood. Everyone can play a part.
Thanks again!
Good for you proud
Great video and initiatives. I am hoping to have a small bed on a community garden with growing space and bigger plants as communal crops.
I really enjoyed seeing the different initiatives your programme highlighted.
Thanks. Urban farming is definitely a way forward. 🙂
Now this deserves all the likes, views and attention in the world. Just amazing........🤙🏼🙏🏼👍🏼
Great video thanks for sharing with us
Thanks to you Joe and the whole GAGW crew for this great series.
Thank you for sharing these amazing stories. ❤️🇨🇦🙏
Wow, Franklin Park Conservatory is just 20 minutes away from my home, and I've been there many times (such a beautiful place to garden...). I had no idea that the American Community Garden Association has made a home there. I'll be in touch, as I'm trying to start a community garden here in Grove City, Ohio. Thank you! Nancy
Great episode!!
Yes it’s very important to people to get back in the garden or something it’s not only good for eating and looking at it also helps with your mental state
We adore This show 🎉❤🎉
I love this show, thank you for posting it!❤️
Thank you much I taught I was alone in the gardening passion. I just saw my dream done by others😪🙏🏽it so warmed my heart
Thank you so much for having such a great show
Our outside temperature, in my zone 5a, is 15⁰ F right now and dropping. I guess that winter has arrived whether I'm ready or not! Joe, this gardening movement is very inspiring thanks for sharing! It's wonderful to see community gardens popping up in cities across the nation. Aquaponic gardening intrigues me, I need to research it more then start growing some food inside during the winter.
This is exactly what I want to do! I knew there are others out there doing the same thing. This is at first one of my ideas that until now I thought about in myself. But I knew that it's highly likely not true that I may have come up with a original idea. Yes but no. So this is a good example of something I would love to join. Or create in my own community. But again I don't think I'm the first to think of it. How could I start, my own idea, without stealing someone else's idea or someone stealing mine. I want to help along with learn. How can I make this happen?
great and inspiring story i hope u can help other country to have a fund to have a growing community garden
So very inspiring learned something new all the time period love this show
I have always dreamed of ending my days with a partner and living a wonderful world in the middle of a garden
In the different states you talk about in this episode., What kind of insect pests problems do they have in the spring and summer.., compare to Zone 9 southeast louisiana. Just curious......JOHN M.
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We want to start this in inkster. ..need help
Me at home: trying to revive my dead plants*
Them: everything grows*
Sheeesh now everyone wants to plant plants,rather than spending money on stuff from the grocery store-.-
Anyone who has been to the grocery store lately can explain why
Always giving a black people a freebie
What does that mean???