Uber for Gardening: How to Make a Living Growing Food For Your Neighbors

Uber for Gardeners Why should anyone have to walk more than 20 ft from their kitchen to get some spinach, berries, and kale? Why should anyone have to buy herbs? If everyone has access to clean air in America, shouldn’t we all have access to clean food? We all know the benefits to eating clean…

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19 Foods That Regrow Themselves

Ever wondered how to cut that grocery bill down without lots of laborious work? Check out these brilliant ideas by Custom Made on how to regrow food from your leftover vegetable scraps! Click to Enlarge Image19 Foods You Can Regrow From ScrapsInfographic by CustomMade Nothing like eating carrots, onions, basil, celery, cilantro, lettuce, or garlic, and then…

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How to Feed the Whole USA? This One Resource Could Do It

Check this out: The Food Revolution Network, one of the foremost voices on healthy eating and food transparency, just came out with a fantastic blog post: They point out that “the space American lawns occupy could provide enough land to grow more fruits and vegetables than are now eaten by the entire nation’s population.” Wow!…

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Vegetable Gardening in a Squeezed Space

Urban gardening isn’t always easy, especially since space is often hard to come by. For those of us with less space than we’d like, it’s important to be smart when organizing your garden so we can get as much out of it as possible. I’ve learned some tricks, from experience and from friends, about how…

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Food that Saves You Money: Shortlist of Vegetables for Your Urban Garden

Tell me what food you grow in your backyard and please go over and like my facebook page (it’s a great way to stay connected).

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Cucumbers, Melons, and the Myth About Cross-Pollination

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