11 days ago by serge the concierge

Green roof gardens on top of buildings serve multiple purposes from insulation to improving air quality plus a chance to grow some of your own food. Having a quiet place to go to right above your head is a plus. Of course a project of this type needs a building that can structurally support it. The ...

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20 days ago

A very disjointed look at the patch… Will be doing some more clips showing how we are trying to improve the soil & tidy up the patch a bit… Have a good one

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20 days ago by Hockeydino

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. A friend of mine was enjoying her Chobani yogurt, when all of a sudden she pulls out a piece of wire. It was some sort of machinery hardware. Well you don't see that everyday! Yeah she was freaked out about it, and not hurt thankfully. Every once ...

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33 days ago by Becky Striepe

Reader Brandon Koots is a 15-year-old student from Curacao who's been growing his own food for over 4 years. He runs a site where he talks about hydroponics and gardening, and he shared some great tips on starting a simple hydroponics system, called a "raft system." Build a simple raft system in jus ...

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52 days ago by Christine Jean

Working with a vegetable garden at your residence is actually a fantastic feel and also a pleasant feeling. Vegetable gardens have now become a little more than the usual hobby in today’s world due to some terrific effects that are related to it. The effects is really so successful that increasingly ...

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57 days ago by Christine Jean

Having a vegetable garden in your house is always a fantastic adventure and also a satisfying feeling. Vegetable gardens have now get more than a hobby in today’s world due to some great effects which are connected with it. The final results can be so productive that a growing number of people nowad ...

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60 days ago by Vanessa at Rescued Goods

Remember when I mentioned that we got some pigs, Hank & Rosie? Well, Hank & his friends Boomer & Double Stuff are no longer with us, as of this past weekend. I feel sad to see them go, but I am very happy that we have been able to have this experience of raising our own food. We have been able to en ...

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73 days ago by colouritgreen

…December tomorrow. How did that happen? The turkeys might well look worried… We weighed them last week (not exactly scientific as it involved himself holding a startled looking turkey and standing on the bathroom scales, then taking off his weight etc..) and they came in at approx 8.5 kilos. A litt ...

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77 days ago by colouritgreen

This year we grew a lot of beans – we usually do. We grow climbers, and harvest bean poles from our hedging activities. This year we grew runner beans – just one year as they are best fresh. French beans – purple round ones and limka - a flat slicing bean that freezes well. We have too many in the f ...

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90 days ago by colouritgreen

Today we finally stripped the greenhouses of tomatoes. It’s been so mild, and the tomato harvest was not halted by the usual autumn cold, and have kept coming. I don’t think I recall picking tomatoes as late as this before. We could have kept going too, but they have slowed down, and are suffering w ...

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