Tulsa’s Crosbie Heights grew a garden and a gathering space
With the help of donations over the last eight months, the garden survived its first summer. Tulsans have used the space to connect over music, food and volunteering. The Crosbie Heights neighborhood community garden in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has become a gathering space for residents and community leaders. The community garden was established after years of unsuccessful efforts to establish a garden due to dwindling volunteers, hot summers, and a lack of irrigation. With the help of locally catered food and donated seeds, garden beds, driplines, and labor, the garden survived its first summer and is now in the housekeeping phase. This story is part of the Tulsa Flyer's series on third places where people are creating community outside of home and work.
ที่ตีพิมพ์ : 4 ชั่วโมงที่แล้ว โดย Libby Hobbs ใน Lifestyle Environment
Beyond the hungry mosquitos and tons of compost, the Crosbie Heights neighborhood community garden offers Tulsans a third place to gather and connect.
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