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Consider Sustainability
May 1st, 2013The name of the small-space game is sustainability. If you want your garden to last through the years and stay in harmony with nature, you’ll need to ask yourself questions like, Am I being environmentally responsible? Is what I want to do economically feasible? Is there a way I can involve my community?
By Charlie Nardozzi
40 Years of Compost
April 1st, 2013Bob Dickey is an energetic 74-year-old with an infectious laugh. His love of organic gardening is clear—he speaks of compost, earthworms, microbes, and full sun with the zeal of the truly converted. His excellent health and a youth that belies his age make a compelling argument for the merits of a diet heavy on the homegrown fruits and veggies.
Inspired by Silent Spring, master gardener Bob Dickey grows vegetables the old-fashioned way
Plant a Seed, Grow a Community
July 27th, 2011What better way to integrate yourself into the great outdoors than to join a community garden? Or start your own?
