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Ardor in the garden: How a couple of Cleveland ‘Tomato Guys’ are turning a backyard farm into an empathetic sustainable empire
CLEVELAND, Ohio – On a quiet rambling brick-paved street in Old Brooklyn, well-worn, but still well-kept houses line the street, basking in the sun like elderly pensioners on summer holiday. From the street, there’s a relaxed similarity, lots of deep shady porches and casual beds of pink coneflowers and jewel-toned zinnias.
But in back, there tends to be a little more personality…all right, a lot more personality, especially in Rosie Galaz and Will Norris’ backyard. There’s a grassy play area for their 5-year-old son, Maximus, and a nice shady place to relax under a spreading mulberry tree out by the
