At the Briggs Avenue Community Garden, growing your own food is becoming more than just a hobby; it’s a way to save money.
“And then to get the baby out … what we do is loosen up the roots,” said master gardener Claudia Hines, demonstrating how to properly plant tomatoes.
It’s a skill that Hines has developed during her four years at the community garden, where she now helps others learn what to grow and how to grow it. This season, her plot includes a mix of garlic and strawberries…