The land has been good to West Virginians — and West Virginians are good to their land. Sam Griffith's careful tending of her vegetable and spice garden in Alum Creek, W.Va., is part of a West Virginia tradition that has been going on for generations.
How does YOUR garden grow? Read on to see how you can share a view of how you grow your garden.
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Share up to (3) photos of your vegetable or fruit garden on the topics below. Post photos and words in the comments to this video on the http://wvstrong.org blog. Or on this post at Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/WVStrong.Org/. We'll use some of the photos in a future video on West Virginia gardens.
PHOTOS and WORDS:
- Give your name and what West Virginia county your garden is located in.
- What vegetable or fruit does your photo show you are growing this year?
- Who taught you how to garden?
- (Optional) Share a family recipe that includes homegrown ingredients from your garden (and a photo of the dish, if possible)
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