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Growing your own veggies and fruit is a great way to boost your nutrition and keep your diet free from contaminants. Need some inspiration to get started? You’ll love this video! It’s produced by a group that wants the next president to plant veggies in the White House gardens to inspire all America to grow more of their own food. The vid shows the logic of this request by showing the evolution of the White House gardens. You’ll love it!

The Garden of Eatin’: A Short History of America’s Garden from Kitchen Gardeners on Vimeo.

This animated video is part of the “Eat the View” campaign to turn part of the White House’s 18 acre lawn back into an edible landscape. The video tells the story of the “America’s Garden” from 1800 when President John Adams planted the first “first vegetables” to feed his own family to the present day.

It ends by peeking optimistically into the future when the next President, seeing how our world is changing, announces plans to replant America’s garden, inspiring countless citizens to grow some of their own delicious, healthy, and environmentally responsible food.

The “Eat the View” campaign is powered by real people like you. If you haven’t yet signed our petition, please do so here: eattheview.org/petition

The video was produced by the nonprofit group Kitchen Gardeners International (KitchenGardeners.org) which is leading the “Eat the View” campaign. The animation is the creative genius of Eliot Morrison of yiggs.com.

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