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![Orlando Officials End Crackdown on Front Yard Vegetable Gardens
A College Park man's garden will continue to grow in his front yard after the city of Orlando was inundated with emails following a Local 6 story that generated national headlines.
The city of Orlando received hundreds of emails that focused on Jason Helvingston's 25-foot-by-25-foot front yard vegetable garden in College Park.
And now, the city has decided not to pursue a violation against him. Instead, city officials said they're trying to work out a solution, which could result in a change in the city's landscaping codes.
Continue reading: bit.ly/ZpiUQo
Coverage by local TV station:http://youtu.be/Uyn7URfKCXM
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Orlando Officials End Crackdown on Front Yard Vegetable Gardens
A College Park man's garden will continue to grow in his front yard after the city of Orlando w...
A College Park man's garden will continue to grow in his front yard after the city of Orlando w...
as inundated with emails following a Local 6 story that generated national headlines.
The city of Orlando received hundreds of emails that focused on Jason Helvingston's 25-foot-by-25-foot front yard vegetable garden in College Park.
And now, the city has decided not to pursue a violation against him. Instead, city officials said they're trying to work out a solution, which could result in a change in the city's landscaping codes.
Continue reading: bit.ly/ZpiUQo
Coverage by local TV station:http://youtu.be/Uyn7URfKCXM
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Grow Food, Not Lawns
Grow Food, Not Lawns Social Media Campaign
The city of Orlando received hundreds of emails that focused on Jason Helvingston's 25-foot-by-25-foot front yard vegetable garden in College Park.
And now, the city has decided not to pursue a violation against him. Instead, city officials said they're trying to work out a solution, which could result in a change in the city's landscaping codes.
Continue reading: bit.ly/ZpiUQo
Coverage by local TV station:http://youtu.be/Uyn7URfKCXM
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Grow Food, Not Lawns
Grow Food, Not Lawns Social Media Campaign
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