Back row, from left: Vanessa Smith of White Horse, Eric Smith of Aubuchon Hardware, Dave Gleason of White Horse; front row, from left: Joy Gagnon of UNH Extension Service and Eric Moran of White Horse. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Back row, from left: Vanessa Smith of White Horse, Eric Smith of Aubuchon Hardware, Dave Gleason of White Horse; front row, from left: Joy Gagnon of UNH Extension Service and Eric Moran of White Horse. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — Organizers of a community garden say the vegetables they are growing now will plant a seed hope in the community where many struggle to put wholesome food on the table. Â
The 50-by-70 foot community garden, which is located at White Horse Recovery Center on Route 16B, is a joint venture with the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension, with support from various local businesses, including Aubuchon Hardware. Members of the public are encouraged to help as well. The vegetables are free, but donations are welcome.Â
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