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Family Freedom Center empowers Black community through new garden program

AICHO youth garden aims to expand, seeks plot of land in downtown Duluth

“We’re on traditional Anishinaabe land, but we don’t have access to it. 6:00 am, Apr. 26, 2021 × Christy Martin and Patience Thompson stand on the AICHO rooftop garden in downtown Duluth on Monday, April 19, 2021. (Melinda Lavine / mlavine@duluthnews.com) AICHO has outgrown its rooftop garden and is looking for land to plant more. The American Indian Community Housing Organization is looking to lease land in the Hillside neighborhood to expand its youth gardening program, Giinawiind Giginitaawigi gomin, or Together We Grow. “We wanted to build off what our program has been doing: getting kids in the garden learning how to grow food, learning about Indigenous foods and medicines and using the gardens to connect kids and families to culture,” said Katie Schmitz, AICHO’s children s program coordinator.

Superior, Wis , couple sprouts web-based seed company

“The pandemic showed people that growing your own food is something you can do. 3:00 pm, Mar. 13, 2021 × Photos courtesy of Superior Seed Company SUPERIOR, Wis. When Jen and Eric Mistry couldn’t find what they were looking for, they made it themselves. In November, the couple launched Superior Seed Company, a web-based business that offers premium herb, veggie and flower kits with instructions on how to plant them and in the right amounts. Their site is at superiorseedcompany.com. Seeds often come in packs of a few dozen to 500 or 1,000. “If you’re just growing a home garden or just on a deck or balcony, that’s way too many seeds,” Eric Mistry said.

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