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December 3, 2024 Catherine Williams News
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Original source: lptv.org

Lakeland’s Hidden ⁤Gem: Community Garden Blooms wiht Local Support

Lakeland, FL – Tucked away in a quiet corner of ⁢Lakeland, a vibrant community garden is ‍flourishing, thanks to the dedication of local residents and the support of Lakeland PBS. the “Growing Together” garden, located behind⁢ the Lakeland Public Library, is more than just a patch of land; it’s‍ a testament to the power of community and a source of fresh, healthy food for those in need.

“This garden is a true labour of love,” says Maria Sanchez, a volunteer who has been tending to the plots since it’s inception. “We started with just a few raised beds,and now we⁣ have over 20,bursting with tomatoes,peppers,herbs,and more.”

The “Growing Together” garden was born from a desire to address food insecurity in the community. Lakeland PBS, recognizing the need, partnered with local organizations and residents ⁣to create a space where people could grow their own food and connect with their neighbors.

“We believe that everyone deserves access⁢ to⁤ fresh, healthy food,” ‍says ⁤Sarah Jones, Lakeland PBS Community Outreach Coordinator.⁢ “This garden not only provides that, but ⁢it⁣ also ⁢fosters a sense of community and empowers⁣ individuals to take control of their own well-being.”

[Image: A collage of photos showcasing the garden, volunteers working, and fresh produce.]

The garden is open to all Lakeland residents,⁣ regardless of their gardening experience.⁢ Volunteers provide guidance and support,ensuring that everyone feels ⁢welcome and empowered to participate.

“I never thought I could grow my own food,” says John Davis, a first-time gardener who joined the project last spring. “But the volunteers hear have ⁢been so helpful, and it’s been incredibly rewarding to see⁤ my plants thrive.”

The “Growing Together” garden is a shining example of how community collaboration⁣ can create positive ⁣change. It’s⁤ a place where neighbors come together,share their⁣ knowledge,and reap the rewards of their collective effort.

Lakeland PBS is⁢ proud to support this initiative and encourages everyone to get involved.Whether you’re an ⁢experienced gardener or a curious beginner,there’s a place for you in the “Growing Together” community.

Lakeland News is member supported content, please consider supporting Lakeland PBS today. Donate Today!

Lakeland’s Hidden Gem: Community⁣ Garden Blooms with Local Support

Lakeland, FL – Tucked away in a quiet corner of Lakeland, a vibrant community garden is flourishing, thanks to ⁢the dedication of local residents ⁤and the support of Lakeland⁢ PBS. the “Growing Together” garden,located behind the ⁣Lakeland ⁤Public⁣ Library,is more than just a patch of⁢ land;⁣ it’s ⁣a testament to the power⁢ of community and a source ⁣of fresh,healthy food for those in need.

“This garden is a true labor of love,” ‍says Maria Sanchez, a volunteer who has been tending to the plots as it’s inception. “We started with just a ⁣few raised beds, ⁢and now we have over 20, bursting ⁢with tomatoes, ⁣peppers, herbs, and more.”

The “Growing Together” garden was born⁢ from a desire to‍ address⁤ food insecurity in the community. Lakeland PBS, recognizing the need, partnered with local organizations and residents to create⁤ a space where people could grow ⁤their own food and connect with their neighbors.

“We believe that everyone deserves access to fresh, healthy food,” says Sarah Jones, Lakeland PBS Community outreach Coordinator. “This garden not only provides that, but it also⁢ fosters a sense of ⁤community and empowers individuals to ⁣take control of their own well-being.”

[Image: A collage of photos showcasing the garden, volunteers working, and fresh produce.]

The garden⁤ is open to⁢ all Lakeland⁢ residents, irrespective of their gardening experience. Volunteers provide guidance and support, ensuring⁣ that everyone feels welcome and empowered ⁤to participate.

“I never thought ⁣I ⁢could grow my own ⁣food,” says John Davis,a⁢ first-time⁢ gardener who joined the⁢ project last spring. “But the volunteers here have been ‍so helpful, and it’s been incredibly rewarding to see⁢ my plants thrive.”

The “Growing Together” garden⁣ is a shining example of how community collaboration can create positive change.It’s a place where neighbors ⁤come together, share their knowledge, and reap the rewards of their collective effort.

Lakeland PBS is proud ⁢to support this initiative and ‍encourages everyone to get involved. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or ⁤a curious beginner, ther’s a place for you in the “growing Together” community.

Lakeland News is member supported ⁣content, please⁤ consider supporting Lakeland PBS‍ today. ⁣Donate Today!

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