Backyard farmers grow Lawrence's budding harvest crowd
Glenn Garrett and Charlotte Sommer, longtime neighbors in North and East Lawrence, tout thriving gardens that yield more than beauty. Sommer reported 45 pounds of spinach in one day and abundant asparagus, while Garrett boasts a 50-foot row of tomatoes and a parade of crops. They sell produce at the Downtown Farmers Market and use earnings to offset groceries, with Garrett noting yearly sales around $400 and both saying they plant wherever space allows.
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Persistent New Yorker turns garbage to garden
John Emanuel, a 31 year old horticulturalist, nurtures a community garden on the rubble of a demolished tenement at 502 W. 111 St in New York. The project turns waste into soil using newspaper compost, worms, and shared effort, despite soil contamination and occasional cave ins.
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