George Washington Carver wasn't just about peanuts; he was about people. He saw the potential for agriculture to be a tool for liberation, a pathway to economic independence for Black farmers. His work wasn't confined to the lab; it extended to the fields, where he shared his knowledge freely, empowering communities to take control of their destinies. Carver understood that true freedom was rooted in the land, and he dedicated his life to cultivating not just crops but also hope and resilience.
Everything arrived safely and packaged with care. Thank you!
Jesse
So so thrilled. On top of that they were prepared for the apocalypse. Triple wrapped in plastic, in an extra thick box with "Live Plants" written on them.
Laura
Everything arrived safely and packaged with care. Thank you!
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