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Efforts to Revitalize Vacant Lots in Philadelphia with Native Plants

We Are the Seeds is working to restore vacant lots in Philadelphia by planting native species. Xiao Hui Star, a member of the Narragansett tribe, highlighted the significance of reintroducing endangered plants to the soil, emphasizing their historical importance.

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The organization We Are the Seeds is transforming vacant lots in Philadelphia into native gardens to support land sovereignty for Indigenous people. Xiao Hui Star, a member of the Narragansett tribe, is actively involved in planting native species, including endangered varieties that have not grown in the area for centuries. The initiative also aims to educate the public about Indigenous arts and culture.

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  • We Are the Seeds is focused on restoring land sovereignty to Indigenous people.
  • Xiao Hui Star is a member of the Narragansett tribe and manager at We Are the Seeds.
  • The garden includes native plants like sunflowers, beans, squash, pawpaw, and corn.
  • Star mentioned the historical significance of reintroducing these endangered varieties.
  • The project includes public events and education on Indigenous culture.
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