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Backyard Urban Gardening - Grow Your Own Food: Permaculture Information and Inspiration
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Saturday, April 6, 2013. Permaculture Information and Inspiration. When you're inspired by passion, nothing is too hard." - Valerie Herman, permaculturist. I am not knowledgeable about permaculture, but I do find it fascinating. While do some reading about it online today I discovered this video of Eli and Val's Garden near Jacksonville, FL. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Growing Watermelon in Compost Bags. Commercial Aquaponics Business Plan. I am a subscriber to the commercial aquaponics newslette...
Backyard Urban Gardening - Grow Your Own Food: Radishes
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012. We planted these radishes three weeks ago and harvest the first handful today. These babies have a "kick" that sneaks up on you. We like eating them for snacks instead of the typical potato chips and dip. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Growing Watermelon in Compost Bags. While looking for varieties of grow bags available for above ground gardening, I ran across a video on You Tube posted by a gentlemen from . Commercial Aquaponics Business Plan. One of the advantages to growin...
Backyard Urban Gardening - Grow Your Own Food: Spring Planting Update
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013. Here are a few pictures from our backyard urban gardening efforts:. We planted garlic in a bed around the perimeter of our deck in late-October 2012. At this point we ahve 29 shoots of garlic well established and a few more developing. The bulbs were covered with 4 inches of mulch. We had lots of snow, but the garlic is doing well. The stawberries were mulched for over-wintering. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Growing Watermelon in Compost Bags. If youve ever thought about p...
Backyard Urban Gardening - Grow Your Own Food: Advantages of Vacuum Sealing Food
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Saturday, December 31, 2011. Advantages of Vacuum Sealing Food. We've been using a vacuum sealer. A vacuum sealer can be a handy tool for eating home grown or locally grown foods. You can purchase fruit in bulk when it's "in season" and preserve it 3 - 5 times longer than by popping in a regular plastic container and storing it in the refrigerator. We recently ate some strawberries that were vacuum sealed and frozen for four months. They tasted great on several bowls of ice cream. Weve been using a vacuu...
Backyard Urban Gardening - Grow Your Own Food: Frost Protection in May?
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Monday, May 27, 2013. Frost Protection in May? Believe it or not, on Friday we had a frost warning here in Southeastern Michigan. We have lettuce, radishes, cucumbers, tomato plants, squash and zucchini growing very well. We have some in above ground beds and others in Earthboxes. While watching the news on Friday afternoon, I was surprised to hear the frost warning. Linda and I scrambled to find some suitable items to protect the Earthboxes. The folding table and sheet technique worked very well. Commer...
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: June 2012
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Wednesday, June 13, 2012. It just got to full dark, and there are firecrackers and sirens going off in the neighborhood. Hard to tell if these are related - we're in such a multicultural place that there's always someone celebrating the independence of somebody from something. The intersection of Thai Town and Little Armenia is a strange conjunction. Monday, June 4, 2012. Friday, June 1, 2012. Cute baby animals you won't see around here. My friends keep asking me what a...
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: February 2013
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Tuesday, February 12, 2013. I'm on the second story of a double decker Megabus, scooting along towards Oakland in the company of a lot of cheerful Rastafarians. The bus is pretty swank, way nicer than Greyhound for a lot less money. One of my resolutions for this year was to visit Grandma Teddy more, and so I'll be on this bus at least once most months. Naptime, then sunrise on the bus. We have skylights. It's pretty awesome. Tuesday, February 5, 2013. I copied the patt...
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: I've moved!
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Tuesday, January 13, 2015. There's probably no one around here, because I haven't blogged in so so so long.but I've moved! Big time moved, like Los Angeles to Canada moved. Since the location is so different, even though the hippie girl is still the same, I've created new digs for a new start. Cheers! Find me at http:/ ironwoodmapleleaf.blogspot.ca/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Crap on my shoes, egg in my pocket (and yarn on the needles).
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: November 2012
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Tuesday, November 13, 2012. Socks for the road. After way too much dithering and magazine searching, ravelry browsing, and even yarn buying (even though I wasn't supposed to.oops) I decided to make some socks. Really boring thick wool socks, because I found myself about to buy some at a store the other day and thought, F-this. I'm making socks. I have never made a pair of socks before, but I made this. Of course, that means I had to pack enough yarn for four. Crap on my...
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: New Beer
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Tuesday, January 8, 2013. After a long discussion about how we shouldn't start any new projects until we've closed up all the house's open wounds, and how finishing things is good, and blah blah blah, I hear a funny noise while I'm cleaning up in the garage and whoops! Previous owners of our home were not too bright about this sort of thing. We're taking this serendipitous opportunity to fix some really bad wiring too. He's got some ears on him, that one. The next impor...
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: September 2012
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Monday, September 24, 2012. Found wandering all by his lonesome on a Hollywood street corner, this friendly little dwarf rabbit finally made it through quarantine and has been installed in the rabbitat. He celebrated his first night there by squeezing through a gap to visit the girl next door.hopefully she doesn't give birth to a litter of flemish giant/netherland dwarf crosses next month! Clearly he had to give it a taste test, because his paws and chin are white.
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: December 2012
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Monday, December 31, 2012. I told all the chickens last week that if they didn't start laying again, I was gonna eat them, and that I was already shopping for their replacements online. It worked! Four eggs already in the last couple of days.which is good, because I don't think I'll have the mental cycles to raise a new group of hens this year. New Year's Resolutions that I intend to keep:. Resolutions that would be nice, but seem pretty damn unlikely:. I really wanted ...
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: Duplicat
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Tuesday, February 5, 2013. I have this favorite apron that I bought in Japan a few years ago. It just so happens to have a really nice shape, good pockets, and it has a kitty. Very important. See how the cat fears my grimy hands? Poor kitty was getting pretty grungy, so I made another in the clone lab. And then I went and busted up some concrete. The end. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Crap on my shoes, egg in my pocket (and yarn on the ne...
Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie: August 2012
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Tales of an Semi-Urban Neo-Hippie. Saturday, August 18, 2012. Was a bar my dad used to go to before I was born. Now, it's a nifty backyard watering system. This keeps the chickens and rabbits well supplied with clean, fresh water - very important when we're having a heat wave, and hard to do when I'm on call so much. Two births in 24 hours this week! I cannibalized the chickens' old auto-watering trough to build this, but I hear you can do the same with toilet float parts. All in all, I think it cost a l...
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Saturday, February 14, 2015. Growing Garlic in the Backyard is Easy. We have been growing garlic in our backyard for 3 years. We purchased bulbs once and will never need to purchase them again. We just hold back 5 or 6 bulbs each year for replanting. Links to this post. Monday, May 27, 2013. Frost Protection in May? While watching the news on Friday afternoon, I was surprised to hear the frost warning. Linda and I scrambled to find some suitable items to protect the Earthboxes. For lettuce and a lot of b...
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