Home and Garden Award

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A neighborhood not so long ago considered to be off the beaten path (and that's putting it nicely) by San Francisco's affluent and hipster denizens alike, the Bayview—along with its oft-hyphenated neighbor Hunter's Point—has been quietly edging toward a renaissance in recent years, with urban pioneers and artists migrating here in search of cheaper housing and studio space..... click on link to read more.

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Sunset Magazine 2014

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Long before she started her Bayview-based garden design business, Urban Farmgirls, Tina Calloway had a passion for plants. Calloway, whose family relocated to America from England in 1974, spent her younger years helping her grandparents in their greenhouse, where they grew mostly vegetables. .... Read more at the link below.

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SUNSET MAGAZINE JUNE 2010

Shipyard Community Blog

Tina Calloway, creator and owner of Urban Farmgirls talks about the birth of an urban farmgirl in Bayview. From England to a community garden in Bernal Heights, mother and daughter plant Bok Choy and a dream takes roots in Bayview. This urban garden story has been planted and it’s growing quite well.

SF CHRONICLE 2013- Lyndsay Brier

Lyndsay Brier of Anyon Designs says: Grow a garden: "Urban Farmgirls is a wonderful, full-service gardening company that specializes in earth-friendly alternative garden solutions. They offer a distinct line of garden products alongside design, consultation, installation and maintenance services for a variety of urbanscapes. Whether you want a lush garden, a small patio of potted plants or some indoor greenery, Tina and her crew can help."

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"A period of great adversity has a way of revealing hidden strengths and passions, and if you listen carefully, you can end up on a life path that is much more true to your heart. Something artist and single mother, Tina Calloway, found to come true in her life. In the height of the recent recession she found herself jobless, soul searching, and looking for a way to provide for her daughter. Five years later, she has a thriving, unique, and highly respected green design business"