All over the South, from bustling cities to quiet country towns, vacant land bursts with potential--the potential to help us grow together. From Maryland to Miami, people are discovering the amazing effects that planting a seed in a vacant lot can have on individuals and their neighborhoods.

In Decatur, Georgia, the Scott Park Community Garden flourishes as an example of what a group endeavor can do. The garden weaves a colorful fabric out of the many diverse threads in a modern community.

REWARDS OF A COMMUNITY GARDEN Beautifies a neighborhood and generates more community pride and involvement. Helps people learn how to work together in a positive way. Provides access to healthy food in metropolitan areas. Connects participants of all ages and abilities to nature and the earth.