Why "garbage"?

Why it's called The Garbage Gardener

This is a first draft. Rewrite it in your own words.

It started with a coffee pod. Instead of tossing it, I poked a hole in the bottom, filled it with soil and dropped in a cutting. It rooted. Then a pop bottle became a self-watering planter, and a yogurt tub became a nursery for seedlings.

Now I save almost everything: Keurig cups, bottles, takeout containers, egg cartons. Every one of them gets rinsed, gets a drainage hole, and gets a plant. Fewer things go to the landfill, and more people go home with something green.

I love plants, and I love helping people keep theirs alive. That's why the market stand has a free Plant Doctor: bring in whatever is drooping, yellowing or just looking sad, and we'll figure it out together.