It’s refreshing to grow your own fresh herbs, fruits or vegetables in your kitchen. Not only because you eat them, but also because some are natural air purifiers. Unfortunately, due to social distancing requirements, large communal gardens are not a viable option at this time. Additionally, many city dwellers doRead More →
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While food forests (edible gardens or farms designed to model natural forests) have nourished people around the world for thousands of years, in Europe, Australia, and North American (non-Native American) cultures, the concept n ‘really took off in about thirty years. There are. This means that we are just startingRead More →
BUCKFIELD – As part of its mission to foster a vibrant local food movement, the Center for the Ecologically Based Economy (CEBE) has launched a community garden program that it hopes will expand to communities of Oxford Hills. The first project is being developed in Buckfield at Junior-Senior High School.Read More →
Presented by Beltone – A leader in audience Health care. The James Family Prescott YMCA has a community garden that you can enjoy during the summer. Gardening friends, experienced or eager to learn gardening, the YMCA Community Garden in Prescott has twelve 10×10 flower beds available for the 2020 growingRead More →
IIt is fascinating to note that in recent years the cultures of indoor and outdoor gardening have evolved in different directions, not only in terms of aesthetics, but also in horticultural practice. As a new generation takes up gardening, inspired by the recreation of indoor paradises on Instagram, many traditionsRead More →