Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Green Oasis: Unique Greening Project on Broadview
In the April 2008 issue of The Voice of Cabbagetown, Downtown East and Riverdale, Kyla Dixon-Muir reports that "Unique greening project kicks off on Broadview:"
"A new collaboration of green entrepreneurs has set out to quietly transform a set of bland lawns on Broadview into vibrant stands of squah, beans and leafy greens.
The members of Green Oasis on Broadview, each engaged in a green business and partnered with charitable organizations, share a commitment to social justice, community and a sustainable environment."
"The four members are Chris MacLuckie of The Greener Side, Andrew Roy of Green Gardeners Group, Michael Sacco of ChocoSol Traders, and David Walsh of Carrot Cache, which provided the seed money.
"A new collaboration of green entrepreneurs has set out to quietly transform a set of bland lawns on Broadview into vibrant stands of squah, beans and leafy greens.
The members of Green Oasis on Broadview, each engaged in a green business and partnered with charitable organizations, share a commitment to social justice, community and a sustainable environment."
"The four members are Chris MacLuckie of The Greener Side, Andrew Roy of Green Gardeners Group, Michael Sacco of ChocoSol Traders, and David Walsh of Carrot Cache, which provided the seed money.
Labels: Carrot Common, Green Gardeners
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