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A Front Garden for the Flexible Box - Radio Gaspésie

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A Gaspé company converts its landscaping into an edible space. It is La Boîte Flexible, an audiovisual, multimedia, marketing and communication production agency, which carried out the project as part of its action plan for sustainable development 2025-2030. For the president of the company, Jonathan Desjarlais, the transformation of his lawn into a foster garden is not an act of claim. He is nevertheless happy if he can help raise awareness of …
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A Front Garden for the Flexible Box - Radio Gaspésie

A Gaspé company converts its landscaping into an edible space. It is La Boîte Flexible, an audiovisual, multimedia, marketing and communication production agency, which carried out the project as part of its action plan for sustainable development 2025-2030. For the president of the company, Jonathan Desjarlais, the transformation of his lawn into a foster garden is not an act of claim. He is nevertheless happy if he can help raise awareness of …

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radiogaspesie.ca broke the news in Gaspé, Canada on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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