By Teresa Joseph • Published March 8, 2018 • Updated on March 13, 2018 at 10:37 am
At the center of a cluster of apartment complexes in Miami’s liberty city lies a thriving garden.
On any given day, you can find long-time resident Nicole Fowles and her granddaughters tending to the garden. The grandmother is the Garden Manager at the sprawling urban farm which was set up by the non-profit organization Health in the Hood.
“I can just walk out my door if I want a salad. If I want to make a sweet potato pie, I have the sweet potatoes right here. And, so do my neighbors,” said Fowles.
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