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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): August 2011
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Saturday, August 6, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Build Your Own Planter Bed. Building a planter bed, its easy and anyone can do it. You can build one out of scrap wood you have in the attic of your garage, you can d. On a recent trip to Belize we took an excursion to the ancient Mayan city of Caracol . It is located so deep in the jungle that it takes 4 . Young Gardeners Wanted (Re-scheduled). Resource and documentation project. Grow It Eat It.
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): Guerrilla Gardening
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Saturday, June 25, 2011. Now its time to make the city we live in even more beautiful. I'd like to say that throwing seed balls around is the best part, but I can't. The whole process is the best part, from getting everyone together, gathering materials, making the balls, to watching them grow. Next post is about making raised beds with this little helper. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Build Your Own Planter Bed. Young Gardeners Wanted (Re-scheduled).
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): Build Your Own Planter Bed
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Monday, July 11, 2011. Build Your Own Planter Bed. Think what you want the planter to look like, how big you want it to be, and how much money you want to spend on it (ideally, very little), sketch, doodle, dream, design, whatever you want to call it, the more time you spend up front thinking about what it would take to finish a project, the smoother the project will go. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Build Your Own Planter Bed. Young at heart. Firs...
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): Mt. Pleasant Gardens
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Sunday, July 24, 2011. Yes, I took a picture of one of those Heritage Trail signs. This was another benefit of walking around your neighborhood, they have these everywhere, and I would recommend it to anyone in DC. But back to the gardens. In the grey area in the picture above, with my less than thorough method, I have counted 42 vegetable gardens. That's a magical number. I don't know, but here are some of the 42. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Buildin...
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): Building Soil
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Sunday, January 23, 2011. On a recent trip to Belize we took an excursion to the ancient Mayan city of Caracol. For example, if your soil needs more organic material, composting. Might be a good way to add some. We don’t compost with worms. We used to look at this tree from our windows, we still do. This is a good start. Either in a bin or with worms). Never use chemicals, herbicides, or pesticides, as those kill everything, mostly things that are useful.
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): Human-derived food products
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Friday, January 20, 2012. No, this has nothing to do with New Mexico, that I know of. Yes, "human-derived food products" is a term. It is something that is used seriously in conversation by a number of "smart" people. What are these products? In the meantime gardendc is currently exploringnewmexico, soon to be diggingyosemite. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Build Your Own Planter Bed. Young Gardeners Wanted (Re-scheduled). Sustainable and Urban Gardening.
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): June 2011
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Saturday, June 25, 2011. Now its time to make the city we live in even more beautiful. I'd like to say that throwing seed balls around is the best part, but I can't. The whole process is the best part, from getting everyone together, gathering materials, making the balls, to watching them grow. Next post is about making raised beds with this little helper. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Build Your Own Planter Bed. Young Gardeners Wanted (Re-scheduled).
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): January 2012
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Friday, January 20, 2012. No, this has nothing to do with New Mexico, that I know of. Yes, "human-derived food products" is a term. It is something that is used seriously in conversation by a number of "smart" people. What are these products? In the meantime gardendc is currently exploringnewmexico, soon to be diggingyosemite. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Build Your Own Planter Bed. Young Gardeners Wanted (Re-scheduled). Resource and documentation project.
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): March 2011
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Thursday, March 31, 2011. Barns, Prairies, and Out Buildings. Sunday, March 27, 2011. This is what many gardens look like in DC this time of the year. Daffodils, mulch, wintry ground cover, and stalks of greenery planted in the fall. And here are some more pictures of springtime in DC gardens. There are cob sheds, chickens, and early planting beds. Finally, in the spirit of the movie festival just held in DC, here. S a movie about Savannah, GA. It all starte...
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GardenCoupeville (formerly gardenDC): October 2011
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One gardener's perspective on the simple life. Saturday, October 8, 2011. GardenDC is moving out west. I wish more people begin gardening in the city, and enjoying it as much as we did. I also wish that we settle somewhere soon and don't miss a season in the garden. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Build Your Own Planter Bed. Building a planter bed, its easy and anyone can do it. You can build one out of scrap wood you have in the attic of your garage, you can d. Young Gardeners Wanted (Re-scheduled).
