Garden Hand Tools

Thoughts On Proper Gardening By Patrick “Catman” Webb, featuring Elizabeth May’s song Secret Garden (Thank you Elizabeth). This prose/essay metaphorically compares our Earth to a garden, with humans as the self-appointed gardeners. It also creates an analogy of each human’s specific life efforts as individual gardens. “A garden within the garden”. Are humans good gardeners? Do we as individuals, improve or harm the garden? It is our choice. If this presentation touches you in any way, please feel free to pass it on. This is a different version than originally uploaded (now deleted), because we like Elizabeth’s song better than the one previously used.

statments about legality of food.

Desiging your organic vegetable and herb garden in a circular shape can have many benefits in use of space, productivity, watering and weed management. A circle garden can also help you to tap into the subtle energies that are enhanced by this most fundamental shape in our universe.

Ranunculus ( perennial flower similar to a poppy). Damsons.Peaches. Apricots. More clematis grown through fruit trees. Paul’s Scarlett rose. June 2010.

Semester long project completed by AmeriCorps classes at Alma d’ Arte Charter High School. Alternative and hands-on learning empowers students as well as creating collaborative and artistic educational environments for both students and teachers alike. The revolution may not be televised but it will be seen and heard on many levels, for many generations.

Garden update May 21, 2010. Red Sails lettuce buttercrunch renegade spinach snow peas, helios radish icicle, red meat, black spanish, shunkyo hailstone, joi choi pak pac bok choy, purple onion, cherry tomato, jalapeno peppers, ancho, north star corno di toro pepper

We’re in a heat wave. Thirteen days straight in the 90’s! Needless to say, we’re watering all the time!

This is another big project. Warning, it cannot be scaled down, much. It is how to put a full 100ft row of tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers in the ground. It is gonna be SO cool when this pops up. This video is part of a series check out the part III video! Please comment please subscribe to help me out!

This video was recorded last Sunday, but we’re late in uploading it. Check out Tiffany’s post on her blog: thrifty20something.com Here is a list of everything we’re growing (or trying to grow): – Cherry Tomatoes – Zucchini – Squash – Green Onions – Basil – Peppers – Lettuce – Green Beans – Cucumbers – Pumpkin (I know, I’m skeptical too)