Backyard Harvest
The backyard food forest has been taking off the last month or so. The seeds planted in late June have
Life as an Urban Chicken
Having a small backyard flock of urban chickens seems like such a normal, everyday thing for me now that I
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backyard livestock, chickens, modern homesteading, permacultureAnd the Winner Is…
RED!!! We let out a huge sigh of relief when we saw the first coat of red go on –
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cast your voteLittle Farms That Could
I heard a sad statistic on NPR the other day that of all the farmers markets popping up across the
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green livingHow to Build Rain Barrels
Are you ready for your mind to be blown my friend? Get ready, cause here it comes. I built rain
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ecology, permaculture, rainwater harvestingCalling All Portland Bloggers
My sister sent me this in an email and I’m intrigued. Since many of the readers here have their own
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garden, green living, permacultureThe End of a Muddy Era
I’ve been a member of a wonderful little art studio space for about 3 years now called Radius Studio. My
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ceramics, craft, modern homesteadingGarden Art Inspiration
My favorite gardeners in Portland are ones that can just shove plants in the ground without worry and turn random
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gardenA Lighter Shade of Green
The New York Times had an excellent article a week ago Sunday (7/8) that I have to share called “Buying
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green livingHighs and Lows
The budding urban food forest has a recent success: the fig tree is alive! In case you missed the earlier