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flowersgardenlove:

Tips on using herbs Flowers Garden Love

flowersgardenlove:

Tips on using herbs Flowers Garden Love

Tagged: garden farming

Posted on January 31, 2013 via Gorgeous Flowers Garden & Love with 7 notes

thereluctantrawfoodist:

I do this as much as possible :)

eatcleanmakechanges:

eat local

Tagged: farming local

Posted on January 30, 2013 via It is only by way of pain one arrives at pleasure with 2,337 notes

cetteri:

(par kureyuzu)

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Tagged: garden farming

Posted on January 13, 2013 via Running from lions. with 43 notes

Source: Flickr / kureyuzu

spadeandseeds:

AMAZING GREENHOUSE OR LATHHOUSE, WHAT WOULD YOU CALL THIS ACTUALLY…

spadeandseeds:

AMAZING GREENHOUSE OR LATHHOUSE, WHAT WOULD YOU CALL THIS ACTUALLY…

(via urbanfarmingphotos)

Tagged: garden green house farming design

Posted on December 26, 2012 via The fade to black is so overated with 816 notes

Source: sl8r

my mint cloning attempt is looking nice.

Tagged: instagram garden my sweet garden mint hortelã plants gardening farming

Posted on December 7, 2012

Source: instagram.com

motherearthnewsmag:

Start a 1-Acre, Self-Sufficient Homestead

Expert advice on how to establish self-sufficient food production, including guidance on crop rotations, raising livestock and grazing management.

By John Seymour

Illustration by Dorling Kindersley

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Tagged: farming

Posted on November 25, 2012 via MOTHER EARTH NEWS with 2,452 notes

Source: motherearthnews.com

anndesignn:

Herbow by Chang Chung-Wei, Chang Yu-Hui, Hsu Hao-Po

Herbow is a window planter ‘tray’ that enables people to grow small crops outside their windows while shielding their interior space from the rain. It enlarges the city’s planting area, enhances the view from buildings, and generates renewal.

Herbow is a window shelter concept designed with urban farming and city greening in mind. With it, people can grow herbs and small vegetables in pots beside their windows as if they were planting them in a garden. By swingingHerbow upwards, it becomes a window shelter that blocks the harsh sunlight and the rain. At the same time, the plants are watered and grow naturally.

An eave has been designed to extend over the shelter to stop water falling through the gap between Herbow and the window frame. Holes on two sides of Herbow allow for drainage of excess water. People can conveniently bring the pots inside for decoration or consumption. The city can be a greener landscape with fresher air when everyone grows their own vegetables onHerbow.