A garden party held Tuesday at Wasatch Community Gardens will show people they can eat what they grow, even if it's in a city.
SALT LAKE CITY — An autumn garden party where the goal is showing people how to eat what they grow, no matter where they live, happened Tuesday at Wasatch Community Gardens.
Wasatch Community Gardens' focus is on growing produce that’s easy to grow, easy to eat, easy to prepare, and healthy. “This is a place that’s not just for us and our women to thrive but for our community to take part in," said Wasatch Community Gardens Executive Director Georgina Griffith-Yates.
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