Goodbye Urban Farm
It’s time for me to spend the last of this year in New York, so I said goodbye to the […]
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urban farm, vegetables, winter vegetablesComfort Food
It is freezing here! The temperature has been somewhere between 16 degrees and the low 30’s all week, for which
Final Fall Project
As part of the curriculum in my three year landscape architecture masters program, almost every term includes a design studio
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design, schoolCranberry Hazelnut Bread
My final design review for the term is this afternoon and we needed some snacks to serve for our guest
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recipesTurkey Day
As millions of Americans spent their weekend crammed into the grocery store stocking up for Thanksgiving, I was hanging out
Chilly Chickens
We had our first “storm” of the season a couple nights ago involving some chilling overnight temperatures, hard rain and
Ginkgo Nuts
Ginkgo trees are graceful, ancient trees that look great in a garden and also commonly found as street trees due
The French Kitchen Garden
This morning I am frantically cramming for a midterm in one of my classes. In this particular class, we have
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design, garden, garden art, school, vegetablesPear Cider Success
The pear cider we started brewing in late September has been finished! We took our time throughout the brewing process.
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brewing, food preservationUse Those Leaves
Piles of leaves under bare trees are becoming a very common sight in our cities at this time of year.