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ACommunity gardens are small shared spaces in a city where neighbours can grow vegetables, fruit, or flowers together, often on land that would otherwise sit empty and unused between buildings.
BAnyone who joins usually gets a small plot of land to take care of, and in return helps look after shared parts of the garden, like a water tap or a shared tool shed used by everyone.
CBesides fresh food, many people say the garden helps them meet neighbours they would otherwise never talk to, since working near each other naturally leads to conversation over time.
DCities that support these gardens often see a nicer-looking neighbourhood too, since an empty lot full of weeds becomes a green space that everyone nearby can enjoy and feel proud of.