Frank Prewitt has quite a green thumb. His garden on Franklin Pike in Lewisburg this year grew up a pair of cabbages 14lbs each. Prewitt is 75-years-old and has been gardening his entire life. "Frank has always had a wonderful garden and has always shared with others," said his daughter-in-law, Jennifer. "He also grows zucchini, tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions. You name it, he certainly has a knack for it."...
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Frank Prewitt has quite a green thumb.
His garden on Franklin Pike in Lewisburg this year grew up a pair of cabbages 14lbs each. Prewitt is 75-years-old and has been gardening his entire life.
"Frank has always had a wonderful garden and has always shared with others," said his daughter-in-law, Jennifer. "He also grows zucchini, tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions. You name it, he certainly has a knack for it."
