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Food garden design is our speciality. Want an organic vegetable garden but don't know where to start? Let Gardenerd do it for you. We'll scout out your space for the…
Food garden design is our speciality. Want an organic vegetable garden but don't know where to start? Let Gardenerd do it for you. We'll scout out your space for the…
I had the great pleasure of meeting Larry Santoyo of Earthflow Design over the weekend. For those who don’t know, he teaches the renowned Permaculture Design
Course in Los Angeles. The next course starts this weekend and Larry is offering 2 for 1 discounts to anyone who registers and mentions that you heard it from Gardenerd. Here are the
details:
http://earthflow.com/LAPDC_spring10.php …
While I was co-teaching a workshop up at the Esalen Institute earlier this year, I met Jesse Carmichael and his mom. They were taking the class together and found it to be a bonding experience to learn about gardening together. When I got home, Jesse called me and asked if I could design a vegetable garden for him.
Interestingly enough, what started as a simple vegetable garden evolved into a full-fledged drought tolerant front and back yard landscaping project. Here’s what it looked like before:
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There are an infinite assortment of ideas in the world for raised beds. I happen to be, much to my husband’s chagrin, severely influenced by formal English gardens with closely trimmed boxwood
hedges and topiaries and espaliered fig trees on the wall. We have a ranch house, so that kind of formality doesn’t fly in our back yard. However, I really really wanted something that
made my heart …
Growing It Together showcases community gardens and growing food in small spaces. In each episode, we travel to a different community garden to meet the gardeners and explore what they're…
The first question new gardeners ask is “Where should I put my garden?” This week’s video shares what to look for when selecting a location for your new garden plot.
Our latest video shares how and when to prune oregano. At the end of the season oregano can look pretty sad. Christy walks you through the process.
In this issue: October in the Garden - Fall Takes Over Video: Seed Saving Laws Clarified - Learn the laws for seed-saving Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Fall Planting Guide…