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When it rains, the clay gets sticky and forms little clay shoes on the chicken feet. Meanwhile, there is a drama concerning the collard greens.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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In the City of Petaluma, we are converting a 1950's tract home into a productive and sustainable food source. Packing the yards with gardens, fruit trees and bees and doing away with the front lawn, we hope to be part of the solution and an inspiration to passers by.
Other Urban Homestead Related Links
- 4th & C Produce Swap
- Gatewood Urban Homestead
- Homegrown Evolution
- Institute of Urban Homesteading
- Instructables
- Leda's Urban Homestead
- Marin Open Garden Project
- My Farm
- My Urban Homestead
- Path To Freedom
- Petaluma Urban Homestead
- Quince Urban Homestead
- Sustainable Urban Homestead
- Treehugger
- Urban Homestead
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