Workshop teaches how to 'grow your own groceries'

by RENE' MCCRACKEN
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PHOTOS: TERRIE GONZALEZ Club entries at the livestock show included both marigolds and tomato plants, which were judged together. Cherokee County Extension agent said that marigolds act as a "trap crop" to draw insects to them first. Spider mites, in particular, will choose marigolds over tomatoes. The Alto FFA Chapter won the tomato-marigold entry.


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