Diggin' In: Nashville’s Largest Housing Project Turns Urban Jungle to Urban Garden
In Tennessee’s sweltering summer heat, the refugee women who tend the Sylvan Street Garden plots are covered from head to toe in bright, vibrant fabrics. Some have infants cradled to their hips with lengths of the same colorful material. But these gardens are neither in the state’s rural regions, or even in the suburbs. Instead, they’re in Nashville, smack in the middle of the James A. Casey homes – the city’s largest public housing project.more »
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