Baltimore celebrates its vegetable gardens
War Memorial Plaza, just outside Baltimore's City Hall, was the scene this weekend for the 22nd Annual City Farms and Community Gardens potluck supper.
Baltimore has more than 600 vegetable garden plots in the city, and more than 200 of the citizens who tend those gardens gathered Saturday evening to show off their produce - and their recipes.
The Sun's Dan Rodricks was there and filed this report.
War Memorial Plaza is home for this event, but it was an even more appropriate location this year. As reported here on Garden Variety, planters surrounding the plaza have been planted with vegetable crops for the first time ever.
Photo credit: Baltimore Sun/Karl Merton Ferron
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Categories: Baltimore's City Hall Garden
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I'm sorry I missed that. I'm sure the vegetables grown in the city would have inspired me to do better next year. The deer ate our tomatoes for the first time in twenty years.
Posted by: Reggie | August 3, 2009 6:38 PM