Urban Permaculture: Creating a Swale on an Urban-Sized Scale
Urban Permaculture: Creating a Swale on an Urban-Sized Scale By Anne-Marie Miller If you have been listening to The Urban Farm Podcast you have probably heard a lot about permaculture.
Urban Permaculture: Creating a Swale on an Urban-Sized Scale By Anne-Marie Miller If you have been listening to The Urban Farm Podcast you have probably heard a lot about permaculture.
Featured Farmer: Alex Platz from Die Walhall Heimstätte Tell me a little about your urban farm. What’s its name? Size? Die Walhall Heimstätte (The Valhalla Homestead). We’re on a
The Fruit Tree Mud Bath Salon Part one of: My journey to becoming an Urban Orchardist By Janis Norton (Read Part 2 HERE) I am going to be an Urban Farmer.
The Garden Battle Plan: Defeating my Garden Nemeses By Anne-Marie Miller Here in Dallas, Texas we had a very mild winter, which unfortunately means that my nemesis, the evil squash/stink
Yes, You Need to Thin That Fruit! By Greg Peterson I get so many inquiries about the amount of fruit people have on their trees this time of year. AND
Urban Farming Inspiration: Food Revolution Wins and Spring Projects By Anne-Marie Miller Spring is a busy time for an urban gardener! It is especially busy in our southern climate because we have
Featured Farmer: Ruth Pepler from Dogwood Hills Guest Farm Tell me a little about your urban farm. What’s its name? Size? We are actually really rural. Dogwood Hills Guest Farm
Africanized Bees: Is Backyard Bee Keeping a Good Idea in the South? By Anne-Marie Miller I want to share with you all some exciting news. I survived my first full
Featured Farmer: Raymond Jess from Phoenix, AZ Tell me a little about your urban farm. What is its name? Size? I’m not sure I can call my small backyard an
Building my Wicking Garden Bed By Raymond Jess Updated: May 2017 with new pictures at bottom.Check out Wicking Beds 2.0 and Wicking Beds 3.0 next!I discovered wicking garden beds when
