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In 2010, Alex Cecchinelli and Stacey Apple started a garden. Apple, an aspiring chef, was interested in learning how to grow food. Her partner, Cecchinelli, had grown up gardening and offered to show her the ropes.  So they started a small garden at Cecchinelli’s childhood home in Danvers, and travelled up regularly from their homes in Boston to weed and water and tend to their tomatoes and lettuce and carrots and beets.  “We’d go home every weekend and take care of the garden,” Apple says. “And we were really into it.”  Now, more than a decade later, the couple’s early forays into agriculture have yielded fa
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