MY House Matsu
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The MY House Podcast Ep. 48: Youth Garden
The MY House Podcast Ep. 48: Youth Garden
The MY House Podcast Ep. 48: Youth Garden
Thursday 12th September 2024
Discover the transformative power of a youth garden at MY House as hosts discuss plans for sustainable growth and community involvement.
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16 minutes
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Episode Overview
- The youth garden will feature fruit trees, berry bushes, and edible plants.
- Community members will be involved in canning and preserving workshops.
- The project aims to teach life skills and promote self-sufficiency.
- Growing food in Alaska presents unique challenges and opportunities.
- The garden will provide a sustainable food source for MY House clients.
Did you know plum trees can grow in Alaska? And walnut trees can grow in Alaska. Chestnut trees can grow in Alaska.
Get ready to be inspired by the latest episode of The MY House Podcast Network! In episode 48, hosts Isaac Smolden and Michelle Overstreet are joined by Alyssa Markham and Michelle Parker to discuss the exciting plans for the new youth garden at the Carson Cottle Center. This project isn't just about planting trees and shrubs; it's about creating a sustainable food source and teaching valuable life skills to young people in need.
Alyssa, the grant writer, and Michelle, the garden program director, share their vision for transforming the property with fruit trees, berry bushes, and edible plants. They also highlight the importance of community involvement, from canning classes to harvesting workshops. You'll hear about the unique challenges and opportunities of growing food in Alaska, including some surprising facts about what can thrive in the harsh climate.
This episode is packed with heartwarming stories and practical advice that will leave you eager to see this garden flourish. Don't miss out on this uplifting discussion that promises to plant seeds of hope and resilience in the lives of many. Tune in to learn how a simple garden can make a world of difference.