Meet Sabatino DiNardo
The Italian Garden Project is proud to share a video about one of the gardeners we document, Sabatino DiNardo, who emigrated in 1957 from the town of Gamberale in Abruzzo, Italy to the US and settled in Pittsburgh, PA. He has donated a fig tree to our Legacy Fig Tree Garden. Read more at www.TheItalianGardenProject.com
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