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Community Garden Being Developed

Curious minds can rest at ease as the mysterious development on Birch Avenue in 100 Mile House is confirmed to be another community garden.

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Vice-chair of the South Cariboo Food Security Committee Rita Giesbrecht explains how this new community garden has been in the works for awhile

The plot in question will see some rehabilitation as a part of the garden development says Giesbrecht

She says the plan is to have the garden open and growing produce this season, with the harvest going to help those in need in the community.

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