HOISINGTON — Hoisington residents, led by Teddy Williamson, have once again planted a community garden full of tomatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, brussel sprouts, carrots, herbs, beets, potatoes, corn, onions, sweet peas and strawberries.The garden received a grant from “The Big Garden” through United Methodist Ministries of Kansas and Nebraska, according to Williamson, coordinator.“We’ve already held a big plant party,” said Williamson.The vegetables go to the food bank, and the remainder are sold for a free will donation. Last year, fresh produce was sold on Main Street.Williamson would also like to see a vegetable stand with a canopy at the location. It would also provide a little shade for those working on hot summer days.