How does Natasha Nicholes's WeSowWeGrow method outperform other gardening techniques?

I don’t actually frame what I do as a formal “We Sow We Grow method,” and I’m not a Master Gardener (yet). What I share through We Sow We Grow is a community-centered, learn-as-you-grow approach rather than a strict technique.

Here’s how it tends to stand out:

• It’s rooted in real, small-plot, South Side of Chicago experience (urban, often challenging conditions)
• I share mistakes as openly as successes, so you skip a lot of trial-and-error
• There’s ongoing support: Facebook group, lives, and in-person learning in the garden when you’re local
• The focus is food education and sovereignty, not perfection or competition

What kind of garden are you working with right now—balcony, backyard, community plot, something else?