A 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
Excerise Your Freedom of Speech!
As a celebration of our Independence Day, let’s exercise our freedom of speech with a little election! To give you
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cast your voteMulch Matters
I recently had a reader share with me some of the important benefits of incorporating mulch into permaculture gardens, to
Inspiration from South Korea
As you may know, I was lucky enough to travel through South Korea for a couple weeks in June. I
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backyard livestock, chickens, garden, travelingPost Vacation Freak Out
I had a wonderful trip to South Korea for two weeks and I am looking forward to sharing some interesting
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backyard livestock, chickens, gardenGive me Seoul
I am currently in Seoul, South Korea, visiting my little brother. So no new posts for the next two weeks!
The Fig Tree That Could
It all started at the Horse Brass… Jay and I were sitting around a table of friends the other night
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food forest, garden, treesStocking Up
I have high hopes my friend, high hopes, for my garden. You would think I would exchange those high hopes
In Loving Memory of Mabel
My sister, Anne, moved into her new house recently and decided it was finally time to get her own backyard
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backyard livestock, chickens, permaculture