VOICED: For quality produce, more Americans head outdoor

The video explores the rise in urban gardening, highlighting its economic benefits, such as saving money on groceries, and its social importance in fostering community and security. It features new gardeners who are motivated by both the delicious taste of homegrown produce and the financial savings. The video also discusses the increasing demand for garden plots in urban areas and the role of gardening in providing stability during economic uncertainty.

What are the main reasons Carol Spring and Lisa Schenfeld decided to start gardening?

• To enjoy the taste of fresh vegetables and save money

• To grow rare plant species

• To spend more time outdoors

• To compete in gardening competitions

What percentage increase has been observed in US households turning to gardening?

• 25%

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%

How are urban gardens in Washington DC adapting to increased demand?

• By expanding the garden area

• By importing more soil

• By reducing the size of individual plots

• By increasing the number of gardening workshops

What additional benefit does gardening provide in an unstable economy?

• It offers a new hobby

• It increases property value

• It provides a sense of security

• It helps in learning new skills

What is growing alongside the vegetables in terms of social impact?

• The size of garden plots

• The social importance of gardens

• The variety of plants

• The number of gardening tools