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At Chase Field in Phoenix, the Diamondbacks have a swimming pool. At Kauffmann Stadium in Kansas City, the Royals get a series of glorious fountains. Now, at AT&T Park, we’ve got…chard.

We have unveiled the Garden at AT&T Park, designed to help teach kids about healthy eating as much as to sell healthy snacks to fans.

For most Americans, a visit to the ballpark means hotdogs and pretzels. The SF Giants and Bon Appétit have other ideas — like fresh-picked salads and kumquats.

"This is a cool thing. It is a crazy, extremely, mind blowingly San Francisco thing, but it is a cool thing."

The Giants unveiled their new garden today at AT&T Park, and brought some star power — right fielder Hunter Pence and a team of 9-year-olds.

Going to a game just got greener. And more delicious. Today, the San Francisco Giants opened The Garden at AT&T Park.

The first edible garden-plus-community classroom in a U.S sports facility, the Garden at AT&T Park (#GiantsGarden) will offer hyperlocal sustainable produce for Bon Appétit Management Company's ballpark menus, a unique space for San Francisco Giants fans, and wellness education programs for the community.

Bon Appétit Management Company CEO and Cofounder Fedele Bauccio is honored for revolutionizing the on-site restaurant industry by the prestigious EY Entrepreneur Of The Year program.

Food waste has become a hot-button issue, and companies like Bon Appétit along with city and federal governments are adopting strategies for reducing it.