Growing and cooking from a small farm. Thursday, July 21, 2011. Attracting pollinators, beneficial insects. From Cornell on the subject. These tree seedlings were started last year from cuttings. Basically you make a clean cut from a small branch and place it in water. Then stick into moist soil. It helps if you have the best soil on the planet - Maury Silt Loam from central Kentucky. Burr Oak, Cypress, and Redbud here.

Tuesday, July 28, 2015. Gigantic blow-out catch-up post for the entire month of July. Otherwise, life has been a whole lot of this -.

TOMATOES, CHICKENS and more in the urban garden. Urban Gardeners - we have posted this blog to encourage others to take the plunge and enjoy the benefits of home-grown produce. And if you are interested in keeping chickens in your yard, visit our chicken page. The goal of this blog is to educate, encourage and entertain fellow Urban Gardeners; your comments and suggestion are encouraged to make this blog a better place to visit.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Launching a new blog with RJR- some of the same themes as what you would find here at dwell. urban, but stretched across two states and expanded to include a stronger sustainability focus. You can find us both here at Wonder and the Wooden Post. Please join us in this new adventure! Sunday, January 4, 2009. New year, new beginnings. We are still the people walking. We are still people in the dark,. And the darkness looms large around us,.

Is now available wherever books are sold. Take a peek at the splendid results of a collaboration spanning fifteen years. The book contains over 175 beautiful photographs by Jerry Spagnoli and a personal essay written by Amy.