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Birmingham community garden donates bumper crop

January 18, 2011 •

Berkshire Middle School
Berkshire Community Garden grew an impressive crop for local charities in 2010.The Berkshire Community Garden at Birmingham’s Berkshire Middle School grew a bumper crop of vegetables in 2010. The total harvest included 700 tomatoes, 481 peppers, 286 cucumbers, 231 onions, 138 zucchini, 124 eggplant, 68 radishes, 44 squash, 29 beets, 21 carrots, 16 heads of broccoli and one large bushel of string beans.

Produce was donated to Forgotten Harvest, Gleaners, South Oakland Shelter, Lighthouse, Baldwin Center, and Matchan Nutrition Center in Pontiac.

Congratulations to the many volunteers that worked in the garden to contribute to this bountiful harvest.

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