Community gardening refers to the practice of gardening collectively within a community, often involving shared plots of land where individuals or groups grow plants, vegetables, fruits and flowers together.
Benefits of community gardening:
Shared Space: Community gardens provide a shared space where community members can come together to cultivate plants.
Environmental Benefits: These gardens can contribute to environmental sustainability by promoting green spaces in urban areas, improving air quality and supporting biodiversity.
Promotion of Healthy Lifestyles: By encouraging outdoor activity and physical labor, community gardens promote healthy lifestyles among participants.
Social and Cultural Exchange: Community gardens can become hubs for cultural exchange as people from diverse backgrounds come together, sharing gardening traditions, culinary practices, and stories.
Food Security: Community gardens can contribute to food security by supplementing local food and fresh produce.
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