Column: A community garden hopes its cash crop is a hot sauce called Los Angeles
(Jason Armond/Los Angeles Times) About four years ago, a new generation of leaders stepped up. Right now, La Madera’s 37 plots burst with winter’s bounty: fat fava beans, bumpy cauliflowers, huge heads of lettuce, and crimson-red beets with dark-green leaves that make the veggies look like edible traffic signals. Peppers grown at La Madera Community Garden. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times) “My father told me growing crops is like love,” Lucia Nuñez said as she gave me a tour. The 49...
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