Durham Gardeners Beat Grocery Bills with Homegrown Produce

In Durham, North Carolina, residents are combating soaring grocery bills by cultivating their own produce at the Briggs Avenue Community Garden. With tomato prices surging nearly twenty-three percent, master gardeners like Claudia Hines are teaching neighbors to grow tomatoes, garlic, and strawberries. Garden manager Cheralyn Berry is addressing food insecurity by providing free seeds and cooking tips, as demand for plots skyrockets and the community embraces the cost-effective, self-sufficient lifestyle.

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