Plant your vote for Hamtown Farms in Communities Take Root project
We chanced upon this little gem when cruising the interwebs the other night. It’s all about green space, public space and density–all near and dear to our hearts.
Best of all it’s about a project called Hamtown Farms, which is competing with other worthy projects as part of the nonprofit Communities Take Root program, which aims to plant fruit-bearing trees in parks and low-income neighborhoods.
If you like what looks like a cool reuse of long vacant land on the south end of Hamtramck, vote for Hamtown Farms here.
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