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Tag Archives: edible landscaping
Eat Your Park?
This NYT story may be a quirky diversion about a few people foraging for edible plants in parks…or a harbinger of what could become general as we head into an uncertain food future. It reminds me of the Tragedy of … Continue reading
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Tagged commons, edible landscaping, food, new york times, public parks, tragegy of the commons
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killer app-les
We’ve been experimenting with cider lately, but nothing on this scale: a photo essay from the Guardian on an apple’s journey from tree to pub in England. Some of it is wrong (the caption writer isn’t an apple grower) and … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, arboriculture, edible landscaping, farm, fruit, organic, organic gardening, pruning, tree
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Big Fig
The largest fig tree in Canada is taking over a residential backyard in Burnaby, BC. Or it would be if it weren’t being expertly tended by its owner, Umberto Garbuio. Umberto gets hundreds of pounds of figs off his monster … Continue reading
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Tagged edible landscaping, fig, fruit, tree, urban agriculture
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