Wildflowers: … Grown on public land.

Barrett Street Garden

Since 1998 I have enjoyed growing wildflowers on public property in my neighborhood. My reward has been a challenging stimulus of mind and body. It costs me little, leaves a small carbon-footprint, and helps to keep me healthy and fit into my eighties. My city happily lets me use their water to grow my vegetables on their land. It is a win-win for all.

You too can make use of vacant property in your area. Either ornamentals or vegetables will serve as outlets for your creative energies.

A photographic history entitled THE BAXTER CREEK WILDFLOWER STORY is available at the El Cerrito Public Library in El Cerrito CA. It shows the many changes over a thirteen year period. Some photo examples are below. …

Gil Patchett.

Baxter Creek Wildflowers

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