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Jennifer L. Rubenstein jennifer@edibleindy.com
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Jeff Rubenstein
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Francine Spiering
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Doug Adrianson
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Cheryl Koehler
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Jennifer Rubenstein 2023 Indiana Grown Commission Board Member
I wish I could say my garden is my pride. It isn’t—not yet. But it is my joy. I am a newbie gardener. I inherited the garden last spring as-was from the previous owners when we bought our house. It was an amazing and diverse garden, full of flowers and blooms. I embarked on a steep learning curve to figure out what to do in summer, fall and winter last year. Now I am waiting to see if those tulips I planted by my apple trees will come up, if the plum and cherry trees survived my pruning attempts, and if those tomato seeds I am about to plant will yield me some harvest later this summer. One thing is for sure: I am framing Lynsey Johnston’s inspirational piece about all the things you can grow to pick abundant bouquets from your own garden—and not least because it is so beautiful!
With pleasure,
Francine Spiering
Scan to play our Pride & Joy Spotify Playlist. It includes three Pride & Joy songs and a few others to put spring in your step.
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