Is the suspense killing you? If you're trying to figure out how to get armloads of fresh food on the cheap, here's a novel idea: Grow your own with Denver Urban Gardens. Sign up for a patch of land in one of its 80-plus community gardens (and soon - space goes fast), and you'll get about 150 square feet to grow whatever you want, from cucumbers to carnations (check this handy-dandy guide for tips). Plus, you'll make friends with your plot-mates (even if they don't appreciate your garden gnomes). DUG also hosts potlucks and harvest festivals, and will teach ya how to go organic and compost for free - in case step one feels like a mystery.
The Plot Thickens
02.23.2009
Submitted by lbudgar on Mon, 02/23/2009 - 12:00am.
The Bite:
Wanna Try:
Denver Urban Gardens (303-292-9900). Plot, $25-$50/growing season, sliding scale.
LIKE THIS TIP? TRY THIS:
Cocktail Fact
They really are cool: When still attached to the vine, the inside of a cucumber can be 20 degrees cooler than the ambient air temperature.
Small Changes Add Up
If 10,000 Denver Biters grow their own veggies organically, we'll keep the weight of one and a half wheelbarrows in pesticides off the earth.

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