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Mark Somoza and Laurie White at Project Grow's Turnup Garden, May 1996

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Ann Arbor News, May 25, 1996
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Laurie White at Project Grow's Turnup Garden, May 1996

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Lea and Christopher Marzonie working in a Peace Neighborhood Project Grow Garden, August 1984

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Lea and Christopher Marzonie Harvest Squash at the Peace Neighborhood Project Grow Garden, August 1984

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Project Grow sprouting nicely

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Choice plots remain in community gardens, so get out and GROW!

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Preparing Plots for Gardening in Peace Neighborhood Project Grow Garden, April 1977

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Community Bulletin at Project Grow Garden Tour, July 1975

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Community gardening marks its 10th anniversary here

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Grow plots still available

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