Feature: Kitchen gardening spreads in Kenya amid gov't boost


By UnreguserYang Zhen

NAIROBI, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- Used tyres, plastic containers, gunny bags and cement bags are some of the places Kenyans are growing crops as citizens embrace kitchen gardening technologies to produce food.

While vegetables like collard greens, spinach and indigenous ones are the main crops grown, some households are also growing onions and tomatoes as well as fruits like strawberries and beetroots.

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