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Our attempts at urban agriculture. We wanted to make a record of all the stuff we manage to grow. It's so dang satisfying making food in the backyard.
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This is our garden!
Read our blog to find out
> How much food can we grow in our urban backyard?
> What is in season in Berkeley?
> What is for dinner?
> What animals have we encountered in the yard recently?
> How much food can we grow in our urban backyard?
> What is in season in Berkeley?
> What is for dinner?
> What animals have we encountered in the yard recently?
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- Walking Onions!
- Our shed
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Followers
Links:
- Stowaway- the pirate card game Jonathan invented
- Neighbor Dafna picking and cooking!
- Josey makes serious bread in his home oven!
- Cousin Josh is in Nicaragua!
- Cafe 20- Saul & Leib's once-a-week restaurant. Saul & Leib are Jonathan's boss's incredibly talented sons- in high school & college and cooking the best food you've ever eaten
- Jonathan's band - Team Nisto, what is he singing about now?
- Jayme's blog about her ceramics!
- my sister's blog about doctoring in El Salvador
- Los Strawberritos - Jonathan's pick-up team has joined a league
- Aunt Kathy's blog about Puget Sound
- honest meat
- my cousin = illustrator
- Our neighbor Bob from the co-housing project where we used to live has a blog about sustainable living
3 comments:
why are they called "walking"?
I just bought little starts for beets, leeks, chard, kale, snap peas at Joe's Garden. We are about 2 months behind Berkeley I think.
Re: walking onions
Scroll down past the chickens scratching throught the worm castings and you will see one whole post about walking onions and why they are called walking, and you can even see a photo of them begining to walk!
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