Members of the Gainesville Jaycees turned over dirt, cleared away grass growing in the raised beds and began reading directions and planting seeds in the garden Tuesday at Georgia Mountain Food Bank. Three new raised beds and three shorter beds are for vegetables, and a higher enclosure helps ensure the vegetables will have a chance to grow rather than be nibbled by deer and other wildlife. The Jaycees planted the vegetables for the third year — and they have the larger and better garden “plot” because of an Eagle Scout project by a North Gwinnett teenager.