Community Gardens helping community thrive
from Jo’s Table Alaska Hosted by Jo Heckman
Community Gardens are a place to garden, grow food, flowers and engage with other fellow gardeners. Community Gardeners grow food for their own needs, or to distribute to food banks, neighbors, families and to friends. Its a place where gardeners come together to connect with the soil, people, find joy and peace. On this episode we talk with Wendy Anderson who has managed the Fairbanks Community Gardens for nearly two decades! Listen to her journey and what makes community gardens and the people working the plots thrive. Community gardens have a place in all cities, towns and even in rural villages. They are simple in their approach, and encourage grow your own philosophy. Eating healthy nutritious food starts growing your own food and it can be done in a plot at community gardens.
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