A Passion for Slow Food Grows into a Rooftop Garden
We chat with Laura Luciano, a graphic designer from Long Island. She loves to find the stories behind locally produced food and the people who grow it.
Her passion for local food grew into her own blog (http://outeastfoodie.com), a column in Edible Long Island (https://www.ediblelongisland.com), and, eventually her involvement in the Slow Food (https://www.slowfood.com/) movement.
Then it grew into an interest in growing her own food. So she created a rooftop garden.
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We chat with Laura Luciano, a graphic designer from Long Island. She loves to find the stories behind locally produced food and the people who grow it.
Her passion for local food grew into her own blog, a column in Edible Long Island, and, eventually her involvement in the Slow Food movement.
Then it grew into an interest in growing her own food. So she created a rooftop garden.
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