Organic Garden At San Francisco City Hall Promotes Slow Food Movement

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A pedestrian walks by the City Hall Victory Garden August 11, 2008 at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, California. Slow Food Nation and City Slickers Farms in West Oakland have planted a quarter acre edible "Victory Garden" in the Civic Center Plaza across from San Francisco City Hall. The garden will be harvested in mid-September with all of the vegetables donated to local food banks and food programs.

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A woman walks through the City Hall Victory Garden August 11, 2008 at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, California. Slow Food Nation and City Slickers Farms in West Oakland have planted a quarter acre edible "Victory Garden" in the Civic Center Plaza across from San Francisco City Hall. The garden will be harvested in mid-September with all of the vegetables donated to local food banks and food programs.

People walk through the City Hall Victory Garden August 11, 2008 at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, California. Slow Food Nation and City Slickers Farms in West Oakland have planted a quarter acre edible "Victory Garden" in the Civic Center Plaza across from San Francisco City Hall. The garden will be harvested in mid-September with all of the vegetables donated to local food banks and food programs.

Rows of lettuce are seen at the City Hall Victory Garden August 11, 2008 at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, California. Slow Food Nation and City Slickers Farms in West Oakland have planted a quarter acre edible "Victory Garden" in the Civic Center Plaza across from San Francisco City Hall. The garden will be harvested in mid-September with all of the vegetables donated to local food banks and food programs.

A sign is posted near a row of Kale at the City Hall Victory Garden August 11, 2008 at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, California. Slow Food Nation and City Slickers Farms in West Oakland have planted a quarter acre edible "Victory Garden" in the Civic Center Plaza across from San Francisco City Hall. The garden will be harvested in mid-September with all of the vegetables donated to local food banks and food programs.

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