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In Wisconsin

Free Fruit

The growing season marks the beginning of a ground-breaking experiment in Wisconsin.

Aired 05/05/2011 | Rating TV-G

In Wisconsin

Free Fruit

Special | 4m 49s

The growing season marks the beginning of a ground-breaking experiment in Wisconsin.

This growing season marks the beginning of a ground-breaking experiment in Wisconsin. The idea is fresh sweet fruit, free for the picking in public places like city parks and along boulevards. A few places, like Madison's Wingra Park and Middleton's Bock Community Garden have planted fruit trees, with the help of volunteers, and other neighborhoods are eager to follow their lead.

Aired 05/05/2011 | Rating TV-G

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In Wisconsin is a local public television program presented by PBS Wisconsin

In Wisconsin

Free Fruit

Special | 4m 49s

This growing season marks the beginning of a ground-breaking experiment in Wisconsin. The idea is fresh sweet fruit, free for the picking in public places like city parks and along boulevards. A few places, like Madison's Wingra Park and Middleton's Bock Community Garden have planted fruit trees, with the help of volunteers, and other neighborhoods are eager to follow their lead.

Aired 05/05/2011 | Rating TV-G

Problems with Closed Captions? Closed Captioning Feedback

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