Of all of the subjects I cowl in this weblog, none comes up more often than gardening. That's in part due to the fact there may be just so much to find out about it?Thomas Jefferson remarked near the stop of his life that he turn out to be
But what about all those apartment dwellers who don't have a yard to garden in? Well, for them, there are community gardens—shared spaces, usually in a city, where each member can have a plot to tend. And this is, if anything, even more ecofrugal than gardening in general, because it not only yields fresh, local produce, it also turns vacant lots—land that was otherwise going to waste—into thriving urban green space.
My latest article for Money Crashers is all about community gardens: their benefits, an in-depth look at one such garden in New York City, and how to go about starting your own if you don't already have one in your area. Read the full article here:What Is a Community Garden – Benefits & How to Start Your Own.
