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ROOTSCAPE

  • Project and About 

    1. What is this project about?
    We provide easy-to-use garden bed kits that empower students in underserved communities to grow their food, learn simple irrigation techniques, and develop gardening skills. Our mission is to promote self-sufficiency, sustainability, and independence while reducing food waste.

    2. Who benefits from this project?
    Students in underserved areas gain hands-on experience with gardening, learning essential life skills that help them break the cycle of poverty. The program teaches them how to grow, maintain, and maximize their food production with minimal waste.

    3. How does this project help fight poverty?
    By teaching students how to grow their food, we equip them with skills that promote food security, reduce dependence on expensive store-bought produce, and encourage sustainable practices that benefit their communities.

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  • Garden Bed 

    1.  What is included in the garden bed kit?
    Each kit includes:

    • A durable, easy-to-assemble garden bed

    • Nutrient-rich soil and starter seeds

    • Simple irrigation tools

    • A step-by-step guide on planting, watering, and maintaining a garden

    2. What plants can be grown in these garden beds?
    Our kits support a variety of easy-to-grow vegetables, herbs, and fruits, depending on the climate and region. Common options include tomatoes, lettuce, beans, carrots, and basil.

    3. How big are the garden beds?
    Our garden beds come in different sizes, typically ranging from small (2x4 feet) to larger options (4x8 feet), ensuring flexibility based on space availability.

    4. Can these garden beds be used in urban areas?
    Yes! Our garden beds are designed to fit in small spaces, including schoolyards, balconies, and community centers

  • Sustainability and Waste Reduction 

    1. How does this project promote sustainability?
    We use eco-friendly materials, encourage the composting of food scraps, and teach students water-efficient irrigation methods to minimize waste and environmental impact.

    2. What happens if students produce more food than they need?
    We encourage sharing excess produce with families, schools, or local food banks, ensuring that no food goes to waste.

  • Sustainability and Waste Reduction 

    1. How can I support this project?
    You can support by purchasing a garden bed, donating a kit to a needy school, volunteering, or spreading the word about our mission.

    2. Can schools or organizations partner with this project?
    Yes! We welcome partnerships with schools, nonprofits, and community organizations to expand access to our garden beds and educational resources.

    3.. How do I order a garden bed?
    You can purchase a garden bed directly through our website. We also offer options to donate a kit to a school in need.

    4. Where do proceeds from purchases go?
    A portion of every sale goes toward funding garden beds and educational resources for underserved communities.

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