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=====GROW INSPIRED: AN URBAN GARDEN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA===== | |||
[https://thrivingdesign.com/blogs/blog/grow-inspired-an-urban-garden-in-southern-california?srsltid=AfmBOooM2lDkXvhfTdNs7qrAG7aCTst1vSw67LjbUNd0zGLYZvS3oB0F by Amanda Shepard 17/8/20 C-BITE] | |||
Although Luis grows his garden to feed his family, he says it can take a little convincing to get his two sons to all of the vegetables he grows. “My wife and I have two amazing boys that like being outside and getting fresh air but don’t always eat from the garden,” he explains. “Although in the cooler months, it's all about the peas. Once they learn where I planted the peas, they can always be found there eating them. They’ve even learned to just toss the empty pods right back into the beds. In the summer, my youngest loves his cherry tomatoes.” Who can blame them? Peas and tomatoes are our fan favorites fresh from the garden as well. | |||
