Old Salem Museums & Gardens transforms garden plots into “Victory Gardens”

OhioGardener on 3/23/2020, 2:39 pm

People are dealing with the changing times, many in a good way. This article, Old Salem Museums & Gardens transforms garden plots into “Victory Gardens” to grow food for those in need, is an example of positive change. They're even asking community members to donate their kitchen scraps to the community compost so it can be used to enrich the garden beds.

We toured the Old Salem Museum & Gardens years ago, and it was a fascinating place.

countrynaturals on 3/23/2020, 3:11 pm

@OhioGardener wrote:People are dealing with the changing times, many in a good way. This article, Old Salem Museums & Gardens transforms garden plots into “Victory Gardens” to grow food for those in need, is an example of positive change. They're even asking community members to donate their kitchen scraps to the community compost so it can be used to enrich the garden beds.

We toured the Old Salem Museum & Gardens years ago, and it was a fascinating place.

Sounds like something that could be done while "social distancing."


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Old Salem Museums & Gardens transforms garden plots into “Victory Gardens”

Old Salem Museums & Gardens transforms garden plots into “Victory Gardens”

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