What future plans does Natasha Nicholes have for expanding her gardening initiatives and community involvement?

I’ve already shared a bit about where I’m headed: after moving into our home, my husband and I took what I learned as a Field Mom and a Habitat for Humanity partner family and started We Sow We Grow, an award‑winning community garden initiative right here in West Pullman. We began with our backyard garden in 2015 and expanded to the first of three community lots to provide food for neighbors.

From there, my plans focus on:

• Growing We Sow We Grow’s footprint on those additional lots
• Deepening education so we “grow gardeners” globally, not just locally
• Continuing community events, partnerships, and garden learning spaces in West Pullman and beyond

What part of community gardening are you most curious about—food access, education, or starting a space of your own?