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Monday, June 11, 2012
Eating your Garden
This is not my idea. We do not have green thumbs in our family, nor do we have much space, at all, for a garden. On the other hand some of our neighbors who we are in community with have been going gung-ho on making gardens. We do not live in the country, but in an urban area with little yard space. Instead of a small lawn, our friends are opting for small gardens. This is by no means a new idea, but as old as the good earth itself. It seems the first family in the Bible had a garden. Whether you grow tomatoes, garlic, onions, mint, sweet corn, pumpkins, strawberries, or coffee, maybe you should think about growing a garden. I remember visiting a family in Nairobi who had extremely little space, little more than the space of a child's sandbox, but the still grew sukuma wiki.
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Whose garden is pictured? Impressive!
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