Pathfinder Looks To Grow Community Garden Accessibility
EDMESTON—Pathfinder Village has put out a call for its Community Garden, inviting participation from folks with a green thumb but nowhere to grow plants, those who are eager to learn more about gardening and raise their own fresh produce and herbs, or people just willing to share their knowledge of gardening with others.
According to AARP’s “Creating Community Gardens” handbook, public gardens are accessible growing spaces that welcome the involvement of people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds. Gardens can strengthen community ties and support sustainable development. Cooperative growing spaces are also great outdoor learning spaces and can improve residents’ physical, mental, and emotional health by promoting activity and encouraging healthier diets.
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