Three expert strategies for cultivating community gardens alongside the next generation
In short: Alana Cama, manager of the Royal Horticultural Society's Campaign for School Gardening, shares essential advice for engaging young people in community horticulture. This guidance helps bridge the gap between generations through the shared practice of gardening.
The Royal Horticultural Society, established in 1804, maintains a mission to lead the world in horticultural excellence. By focusing on the core principles of inspiring, involving, informing, and improving, the organization seeks to foster a deeper passion for the science and art of gardening.
This initiative specifically addresses the integration of young people into community growing projects. By applying professional guidance to these spaces, the RHS aims to cultivate both plants and community connections, ensuring that the practice of horticulture remains vibrant and accessible to all ages.
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