The seed of something special is flourishing in the Garden District
Driving past the corner of 6th and Howard, you might breeze by pollinators pollinating, sunflowers bending in the wind and tomatoes soaking up the sun. But, if you stop, you’ll find a window into the natural world and a community coming together.
This is the location of the Garden District Community Garden, a plot of land that has flowered because of the people who power it.
“We have raised beds, and we have in-ground plots,” Dawn Riegel explained. “We don't have an irrigation system, so we have four 250-gallon tanks that we have to fill, which we get a hydrant permit through the city, and…
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