New Staunton-based nonprofit aims to connect local veterans to horticulture

Volunteers with Veterans Garden of Augusta, a new nonprofit project in Staunton, are working to create a healing, hands-on space for local veterans to connect, learn and grow, both in the garden and beyond it.

VGA recently secured a one-third acre lot on Frontier Drive in Staunton, and volunteers have begun preparing the land for their first growing season.

The garden will serve as a horticulture therapy and community learning space, offering classes in vegetable gardening, mushroom cultivation, beekeeping and food preservation…

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