29: Troy Albright on Growing Healthy Food without Soil
We are continuing the conversation of the evolutionary and truly remarkable tower gardens with our guest today Troy Albright founder and CEO of True Garden in Mesa, Arizona.
We are continuing the conversation of the evolutionary and truly remarkable tower gardens with our guest today Troy Albright founder and CEO of True Garden in Mesa, Arizona.
A couple years after moving to Arizona Renata gave up gardening. She no longer had the energy to do it well. Until last spring, when she walked into True Garden in Mesa, Arizona. And discovered the coolest things!
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