Garden 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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gardenHighs and Lows
The budding urban food forest has a recent success: the fig tree is alive! In case you missed the earlier
Mulch 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, gardenThe 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, treesNW Vegetable Planting Chart
As I’ve probably mentioned before, I spent my winter months pouring over seed catalogs and various books on growing veggies
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garden, modern homesteading, permaculturePop Goes the Garden – Really?
In Toby Hemenway’s book on permaculture, Gaia’s Garden, he has a chapter called “Pop Goes the Garden”. I could only
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garden, permacultureNesting Outside
I ride the bus to and from work, so I must have been a site to see in January and
What am I doing?
I should begin by admitting I can be sometimes obsessive and neurotic. That in mind, we managed to buy a