City dwellers such as Diane McKenney, watering her strawberries and onions in the Bremen Street garden, have started to grow their food.
(Dominic Chavez/Globe Staff)
Amid city streets, a growing trend
High produce prices send urbanites in search of a spade and handful of seeds
City dwellers such as Diane McKenney, watering her strawberries and onions in the Bremen Street garden, have started to grow their food.
(Dominic Chavez/Globe Staff)
Can't stomach $4 a pound for organic tomatoes at the supermarket? Maybe it's time to grow your own. (Full article: 947 words)
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