More apocalypse, less angst
It’s that itchy time of year for yard projects on the wet coast. Warm enough (sortof) to get outside and do some thing, but too wet for most. But if you don’t get your infrastructure done by the end of March, it seems like… Continue Reading “I've got yard-itch!”
Just wanted to alert folks in East Van to the Cultivating Food, Cultivating Community workshop series being hosted by Village Vancouver at the Strathcona Community Centre. Check out the Village Vancouver events pages for more information! Sunday, February 6, 2011 | 1:30–4:30pm Food Crops:… Continue Reading “Upcoming Garden Workshops”
Eco Yards: Simple steps to an earth-friendly landscape Laureen Rama New Society Publishers March 2011 It was some kind of perfect timing that this book ended up in my mailbox when it did – particularly given the Urban Crow plan to strip our front… Continue Reading “In the BookShed: Eco-yards”
We’re about halfway through the months when canned food is most appreciated – a supplement to sparse local foods available, a taste of the past harvest and market purchase. As I’ve written previously, B. and I did an awful lot of canning last summer… Continue Reading “Some thoughts on canning, mid-winter”
About this time of year, every gardener I know is busily engaged in the dreaming process of gardening. There isn’t much else to do in January in areas where the ground is frozen solid – and here on the coast it’s a little too… Continue Reading “In the Bookshed: Gardeners love planners”