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5 urban garden programs that train inmates and help communities

Prison gardening programs teach inmates valuable skills, reduce recidivism, and provide those in need with fresh produce.
Warm up at colorful orchid and garden shows

Orchid and garden shows are a wonderful way to warm up during winter and enjoy some colorful floral beauty.
Expert judgment at the Philadelphia Flower Show

From sweet peas to tactful brotherly love – a judge at the city’s flower show needs a broad eye for detail.
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2009 Gold Medal Plants named.

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