Collierville company bands with Whole Foods to donate supplies to hundreds of schools
Whole Foods started the garden grant program in 2011. (Reed Saxon/AP file)
Collierville-based Tower Garden is partnering with Whole Foods to donate its aeroponic gardening systems to schools nationwide.
The donation is part of the Whole Food Market Foundation’s Garden Grant program, which has made 750 grants worth more than $2.6 million to schools to start or expand edible learning spaces.
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