ReLeaf has made gardens that go up and down instead of side to side. This makes it easier for people who might have trouble moving around to garden. There's a lady named Erin Alladin who wrote a book about how to garden when your body doesn't work well. Her book is called Gentle Gardening A Guide for Uncooperative Bodies. ReLeaf's gardens are like what Erin talks about in her book because they are easy for everyone to use. When people take care of the gardens, they can also share their stories and learn about the history of the place where the garden is.

Hey there! ReLeaf is a group of people who make gardens in the city using old stuff. They found some old computers that people didn't want anymore, and they fixed them up so they can water the gardens automatically. These computers are called Green PCs! They help the gardens grow by checking the weather and the soil to make sure the plants get enough water. Using these old computers is good for the environment because it means we don't have to make new ones that can hurt the Earth.

In a big city called Austin, there are special gardens that grow up instead of out! They are called ReLeafs Vertical Gardens and they have stories inside them. The stories are about the city's history and the people who live there. You can learn about musicians, buildings, and lots of other things by scanning a special code on the garden. When you give money to support the storytellers, a leaf on the garden lights up! These gardens are not just pretty, they help us remember the past and keep it alive. They make the city more fun and interesting to explore!