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Should Goldman Sachs plant the next high-profile organic garden?

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Should Goldman Sachs plant the next high-profile organic garden?

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The Daily Green’s senior editor Dan Shapley asked Roger Doiron, a 2009 Heart of Green Award winner, and founder of Kitchen Gardeners International (newly redesigned — check it out!) 13 questions about gardening for beginners and gardening for politicians. Doiron and Kitchen Gardeners International were a big part of the movement that convinced Michelle Obama to plant that organic garden at the White House. It was Kitchen Gardeners International that launched the Facebook petition drive you probably remember joining. So he knows a thing or two about not only gardening, but also politics and inspiration. Here’s what he had to say: Michelle Obama planted the White House garden, as you and KGI had pushed for. What do you think the biggest successes have been to come out of that project? I am very impressed with how the first lady and chef Sam Kass have used the garden as platform for creating a national dialogue about food, health and the well-being of our children and the planet we all c

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