Category Archives: Guerilla Gardening
Ignorance is correctable
[Translate] If you know what you are looking for, you can freely and safely harvest the places planted by nature and ignored, shunned or forgotten by man. It’s a disquieting thought to note that most major cities only have enough … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Food Safety, Foraging, Guerilla Gardening
Tagged Dandelion, detroit-food-foraging, detroit-foraging, detroit-locavore, food identification, food-foraging, foraging, foraging-in-detroit, locavore, plant identification
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Research opens potentially huge market for filberts in US
[Translate] Most nut trees can take many years to produce their first small crops and, although their lumber is both beautiful and expensive, unless you planted them decades ago your grandchildren will profit; not you. But hazelnuts (filberts) are technically … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Foraging, General Environmental, Guerilla Gardening, Income Producing
Tagged filbert, filbert-roots, filbert-windbreak, grow-hazelnuts-for-profit, hazelnut-windbreak, hazelnuts, hazelnuts-and-profit, hazelnuts-for-profit, hazelnuts-profit, hazelnuts-windbreak, how-to-grow-hazelnuts-for-profit, mss, profit-from-hazelnuts-grow, wildlife, windbreak, windscreen, woody shrub
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Gardening for gold
[Translate] You can plant and you can forage and you can get-by. Those are positive things. You’ll probably lose weight you’ve needed to shed anyway and regain strength you thought was gone forever; you’ll definitely gain a new perspective toward … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Economics, Food Politics, Guerilla Gardening, New Gardener
Tagged chilling-effects-on-food, effect-of-food-in-chilling, food yield, small gardens, think-of-a-garden
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