The tower garden is populated with vegetable seedlings that will grow up and around the unit. Anza Valley Outlook/Courtesy photo
Anza resident Carletta Stokes gardens, keeps bees, conducts real estate transactions and enjoys time with her family. Then one day an unusual vegetable cultivating system called the “Tower Garden” caught her eye.“I was watching a gardening show where Steven Ritz talked about children in urban public schools not having good nutritious foods to eat,” she said. “He introduced the Tower Garden to the schools and is very instrumental in teaching the children about how vegetables are grown and about eating healthy.”Stokes was so impressed with the system that she became a sales representative for the company.The tower garden arrives packed in pieces that are easy to assemble. Anza Valley Outlook/Courtesy phot
