Posted on May 15, 2014 by KK
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Another Wednesday at the Manor Farmers Market. I met quite a few wonderful people today! I always enjoy engaging conversations with others who are involved in similar projects and experiments at home. We were talking citrus and…
Category: Sustainable Movement Tags: backyard gardening, backyard ideas, Bees, beneficial insects, Blueberries, books, bulbine, burlap, canna lily, cats, chickens, compost, container gardening, Dr. Pepper, Farmers Market, Farmtek, fennel, free range, fruit, gardening, Graduate School, grapes, heat hut, hens, herb garden, hoop house, Hugelkultur, landscaping, marjoram, Missouri, Morels, mushroom hunting, native plants, Natural Gardener, Organic Farming, outdoor education, pallets, parsley, permaculture, plants you can grow in central Texas, potatoes, project ideas, rainwater harvesting, raspberries, repurposed materials, Research Projects, root veggies, sand, spring, Starkbro's, strawberries, sustainability, Texas, texas state university, thyme, tomatoes, trout, urban homestead, Wranglerstar, yarrow, yucca
Posted on April 4, 2014 by KK
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Well it’s Friday. Another week nearing completion. It’s a mighty windy day. The chickens are dodging one another in the shadows and drift ever so slightly. That’s yarrow growing in my first butterfly garden bed. It’s…
Category: Sustainable Movement Tags: aphid eaters, beneficial insects, butterfly weed, candytuft, flame acanthus, Helen M. Roman, lady bug cycle, lady bug transformation, larvae, sunflower, yarrow
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