Fall Equinox Chow Down 2013
Delightful way to spend the fall equinox -- dining on the most loved food in the beautiful, abundant Cedar Cottage Community Garden.
Delightful way to spend the fall equinox -- dining on the most loved food in the beautiful, abundant Cedar Cottage Community Garden.
This is a project I have been working on for a couple years now. After few failed guerrilla garden attempts at various places around the city I found a good spot for a garden.
These amazing seed balls with crimson clover and diakon radish are great for hard, packed and depleted urban soil which needs some TLC.
Peter Finch of Cedar Cottage Community Garden sent us this beautiful guest post to help us get to know our busy and friendly co-species the bees. If we didn't have bees we wouldn't have us it's that simple.
The beautiful Cedar Cottage Community Garden which is located at Hull Street and Victoria Drive in East Vancouver
Whilst on honeymoon Richard and Lyla Reynolds are inspired by the potty streets of Beirut to do a little guerrilla gardening. It also includes a flash back to Libya.
They call themselves the Guerrilla Grafters, and their vision is to see the trees lining the city streets begin to produce perfectly edible food.
Little Mikko and Amaia come for a visit and help me pick the diakons from my boulevard garden.
Simple recipe for seed balls. This great recipe will help prevent the birds from eating the seeds while at the same time providing some nourishment to help get them started.
Simple homemade dandelion syrup. Make your own spring cleansing tonic with this detoxing herb.
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