Givers of the Garden

12/11/2024

BIG UPS TO ATLANTA✊🏾✨

- The forest provides 2,500 edible and medicinal plants for public use.

- A map of the forest is included, showing various features such as a well house, fruit and nut tree grove, and existing stream.

- The forest also offers educational opportunities, including a classroom and mushroom walk.

- potential to serve as a model for sustainable food production and community engagement.

06/14/2020

Hi beautiful people who follow this page :)
I'm making changes but for the better! I've changed the name from food for all souls to givers of the garden. I feel it needed to take the next step in evolution by turning this page from an idea to action. Join me and growing gardens everywhere and sharing freely with all in need♡

Givers of the Garden-
We believe in changing the world
one garden at a time..🥬🍓🍅🌻

Our pledge and commitment to the world:

We believe in the right for free food for all born on planet earth. So we promise to grow a garden and share with neighbors and all those in need. We promise to learn and teach with all those interested in growing their own garden too. We believe in beautiful and ripe foods of all the colors of the rainbow to be grown everywhere for everyone freely. Let's make the world safer, healthier and happier with our gardens..Join us:)

This page is a place where gardeners and those in need can come together to share, learn, teach and grow. This is a safe place to communicate and encourage each other on this mission. Please reach out to join a group in your area to share seeds, produce that was grown in your garden and ideas to help feed the world one seed, one plant, one tree and one belly at a time..🌈

This page is based in Colchester, Vermont USA but please if you want to start a givers of the garden in your area reach out, let's spread the idea all over the world!

"If you've never experienced the joy of accomplishing more than you can imagine, plant a garden."

Robert Brault

"The greatest change we need to make is from consumption to production, even if on a small scale, in our own gardens. If only 10% of us do this, there is enough for everyone."

Bill Mollison

"In our society, growing food yourself has become the most radical of acts. It is truly the only effective protest, one that can-and will-overturn the corporate powers that be. By the process of directly working in harmony with nature, we do the one thing most essential to change the world-we change ourselves!"

Jules Dervaes

06/14/2020

03/04/2020

Atlanta just turned a former “food desert” into a “food forest” that will provide citizens with free, organic fruits, nuts, veggies, mushrooms and herbs Instead of developing it into townhouses, the City of Atlanta recently voted to transform a vacant, old, overgrown pecan farm into a food f...

02/22/2020

People are awesome❤🤟🙂

Family helps carry on grandfather's legacy to donate farm crops to hungry