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How to make a 2-liter SIP (sub-irrigated planter) (from http://greenroofgrowers.blogspot.com/2012/03/lets-make-sips.html What a great idea! Take a 2-Liter plastic bottle, cut it in half… Started by Michael Levin	0	Oct 19, 2012
Urbanites Switch to Farming Thanks to Aisling's blog for calling attention to this video! Started by Michael Levin	0	Aug 17, 2010
Edible Plant Project and Abundant Edible Landscapes Gainesville is home to the Edible Plant Project, recently featured in the Gainesville Sun. It's all about edible landscaping. What a grea… Started by Michael Levin	0	Aug 7, 2010
Why I Don't Eat Organic {inspired by Elephant Journal} Photo by Michael Levin There's an eye catcher on Elephant Journal entitled "Why I Don't Eat Organic". The answer, of course, is because i… Started by Michael Levin	0	Jun 6, 2010
Magic Ecology near the Kingdom Spring is in the air. It's as beautiful here in Winter Park, FL as it gets. April was the friendliest month I can remember here, ever. Th… Started by Michael Levin	0	May 1, 2010
Finca Mycol and Sustainability Mycol Stevens has the ultimate home organic garden: 20 acres just north of Gainesville, FL. I wrote about Mycol's place on Elephant Journa… Started by Michael Levin	0	Apr 24, 2010
A Great Day at the Garden! Collard greens, kale, cabbage, tomatoes, potatoes, mint, peppers, carrots, tomatillos, echanacea, and garlic chives. Everything's happy a… Started by Michael Levin	2	Apr 7, 2010 Reply by Michael Levin
Spring Planting at McRorie Community Garden Just crank this up and read on! The broccoli we grow at McRorie Community Garden is so tasty it sometimes doesn't make it home! I had… Started by Michael Levin	0	Feb 26, 2010
Variations on Home Gardens Click on the photo above to see several beautiful ways people are organizing their organic gardens. I am also reading a book about garden… Started by Michael Levin	0	Feb 12, 2010
Companion Planting Beans + corn + pumpkin (squash) = Companion Planting. It makes total sense. The corn provides a stalk for the beans to climb. The squash… Started by Michael Levin	0	Feb 11, 2010