Eat the Suburbs: Gardening for the End of the Oil Age

Oct 7th, 2008 by gardenbug | 0

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EAT THE SUBURBS takes the oil debate from the bowser to the backyard and follows Melbourne’s “permablitzers” as they prepare for the end of the oil age… one garden at a time.
A film by Tanya Curnow.
See:
www.richardheinberg.com
www.permablitz.net
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Guerrilla Gardening Granny in Totnes GGTV7

Jul 30th, 2008 by gardenbug | 0

Richard Reynolds and his 93 year old grandmother go guerrilla gardening in Totnes Devon. She gets a kiss from a stranger for her efforts and Richard tries (and fails) to get some locals interested in planting veg.

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Xeriscaping adds interest to boring lawns

Apr 3rd, 2008 by gardenbug | 4

— Water-wise landscaping more popular than ever, but it’s not maintenance-free
By LORI GRANNIS for the Missoulian
Let’s get one thing straight. Xeriscaping is not “zero”-scaping.
That distinction is important, according to Missoula veteran landscaper Bill Caras, of Caras Nursery, because the term seems to cause a lot of confusion.
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Dealing With Tomato Problems

Mar 23rd, 2008 by gardenbug | 0

Tomatoes are a wonderful addition to any vegetable garden. They add zing and a variety of healthy ingredients to any meal. But growing them can be a little tricky in some areas. Here are some tips about how to maximize your crop and minimize your problems producing them.
There are two broad categories of tomato plant, [...]

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