Virginia Home Grown
VHG Clippings: Community Gardens
Clip: Season 22 Episode 3 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Visit community gardens making a difference in their neighborhoods.
Meet Shana Williams at Williams City Farm in Northside Richmond to learn how she converted a vacant lot into a garden aimed at inspiring new growers. Visit Richard Morris to learn about the work of Cultivate Charlottesville, a nonprofit growing fresh produce for the community and advocating for food equity. Amyrose Foll and Randy Battle share gardening tips you can use at home.
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Virginia Home Grown
VHG Clippings: Community Gardens
Clip: Season 22 Episode 3 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Meet Shana Williams at Williams City Farm in Northside Richmond to learn how she converted a vacant lot into a garden aimed at inspiring new growers. Visit Richard Morris to learn about the work of Cultivate Charlottesville, a nonprofit growing fresh produce for the community and advocating for food equity. Amyrose Foll and Randy Battle share gardening tips you can use at home.
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See how to get started in gardening with just a bucket. (2m 55s)
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Cultivate Charlottesville engages the community to build healthy food systems. (7m 37s)
How to propagate sweet potato slips
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Learn how to propagate your own sweet potatoes. (6m 3s)
Treat common plant problems with homemade remedies
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Solve common plant problems with basic ingredients found in the home. (8m 12s)
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Visit a garden that brings the neighborhood together. (8m 17s)
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Virginia Home Grown is a local public television program presented by VPM