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Turning an Abandoned Lot into a Thriving Community Garden 

The Urban Harvest - Homegrown Education
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@YogabyNanda
@YogabyNanda 8 месяцев назад
This woman is incredible! What an inspiration 💚
@QueenNerdoftheNerdHerd
@QueenNerdoftheNerdHerd Год назад
I lived in the Canal Zone as a little girl and went to Balboa Elementary. It is such a beautiful country! Love this!
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest 11 месяцев назад
It really is! We loved our time there!
@floridastitcher1
@floridastitcher1 Год назад
What an inspiration. We often feel we need to spend a lot of money, but she has the right idea to use what is available.
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
Absolutely!
@Chocamatoes
@Chocamatoes Год назад
You found a kindred soul all the way down in Panama. That’s so nice fabulous work.
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
Yes!
@sanctuaryplace
@sanctuaryplace Год назад
Such a vibrant place the lady is so lovely
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
She’s a joy
@shawnlivers2757
@shawnlivers2757 Год назад
How beautiful to see. I hope to do the same. Our food deserts desperately need this.
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
They absolutely do!
@susan3242
@susan3242 Год назад
That was beautiful! What an experience!!❤
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest 11 месяцев назад
Yes it was!
@annebarca8277
@annebarca8277 Год назад
OMG!!! Elise, I was at your "Cooking with Unique Florida Heirlooms" and I was going to say "Arroz con Guandú y Coco" as my example, but for me it's not new. Anyway it's really easy, you put rice, guandú, unsweetened coconut milk and water in the rice cooker and let it cook. It's delicious. It's much better with fresh pigeon peas from the bush than the canned Goya variety, but either way works. Of course the Goya peas don't come from the garden. I'm so glad you visited my homeland 🙂
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
I cook gandules frequently, and con arroz is my fave. But please elaborate on the coco, that sounds delish! It was absolutely stunning there, we fell in love with the country. Especially Boquete, although I am much more familiar with growing in the tropical PC conditions.
@missjones8123
@missjones8123 Год назад
Lovely!!!!!
@EatSeeRV
@EatSeeRV Год назад
So awesome to see the work she's doing! Amazing space and her patience and dedication is simply awesome
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
It really is!
@aeyaiya
@aeyaiya 11 месяцев назад
This is cool!🎉
@bhess1212
@bhess1212 Год назад
What a great story!
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
Yes she is doing great work!
@williamgair3230
@williamgair3230 Год назад
Wonderfull! I live in Boise ID on just shy of 1/2 acre. I've been here 11 years and have been creating a Food Forest. To my knowledge there is only one other here. If you are in my area I'm on Linden St. Not going to give you the # but it will be self evident LOL Hope to see you.
@TheUrbanHarvest
@TheUrbanHarvest Год назад
Ha, thats one of my fave things to do. Not have address when I go to a clients house and see if I can pick out the food forest : ) We travel frequently, ya never know!
@Freedom2025-x2b
@Freedom2025-x2b Год назад
😮. ❤. 😊
@thehazelnutspread
@thehazelnutspread Год назад
The interviewer needs to STOP finishing the other woman's sentences.........bloody annoying
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