A Mesquitey Gardening History

July 16, 2014 •
A Mesquitey Gardening History
Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey
A Mesquitey Gardening History

Jul 16 2014 |

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Show Notes

IMG_8503 Eating and sharing homegrown food seems to be a spiritual event for Petey. Amen!

There is nothing better than homegrown food. And even if you don’t raise any of your own food, now a days farmers markets abound and someone is selling homegrown food at a market near you. I bet it comes with a story. Just ask and then share at the table.

 

 

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