INFOGRAPHIC: Grow Where You Are

Eco-Living
Nov 5th, 2013 | By Laura Waldman

After our recent interview with Dan Susman of Growing Cities about his new documentary about urban farming, we were inspired to translate the movie’s core message—”Grow where you are!”—into a digestible guide. Whether it’s planting a windowsill garden, joining a community garden or even building a backyard chicken coop, there are numerous ways to move from relying on factory farms to growing for for yourself and your community, even in a big city.

Becoming an empowered gardener is easier than you think. With 10 million acres of front and backyards in America, and over 7,300 acres of vacant land in New York City alone, there are plenty of places to get your growing started. Check out our infographic below to learn more about the urban gardening movement, and visit sharedearth.com to learn more about garden sharing.

  [ Download the poster version of the infographic here ]

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Tagged: sustainable living, gardening, local food, local food movement, factory farms, home garden, urban gardening, infographic, Growing Cities, documentaries, community gardens, Dan Susman, films, Victory Gardens, Green Living, Shared Earth

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