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Jessica Cohen owns and runs Dirt Bag, a shop specializing in indoor plants on Gray Street in Montrose. (Photos by Renee Farmer/Community Impact Newspaper)
Heights | River Oaks | Montrose

Montrose-based plant shop Dirt Bag grows community

By Renee Farmer

Jessica Cohen has her roots in plants.

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