Intercultural Garden

An intercultural garden is a special garden where people from different cultures come together to grow plants, fruits and vegetables. It is a place that encourages people to interact with others from different backgrounds, learn about different cultures and share their knowledge and experiences about gardening.

Just like in a regular garden, there are different types of plants that need special care to grow. In an intercultural garden, people of different cultures come together and share their unique skills, knowledge and experiences with each other as they cultivate different plants.

For example, a person from India may know how to grow certain herbs that are commonly used in Indian cuisine, while a person from Mexico may know how to grow specific types of peppers and tomatoes used in Mexican dishes. By working together, everyone benefits from the variety of plants and knowledge shared.

Besides growing food, intercultural gardens are also a great way to bridge cultural gaps, increase social connections and foster a sense of community among people from different backgrounds. All in all, they are a great way to celebrate diversity, promote healthy eating and build strong social connections.