
Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts
Friday, July 23, 2010
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Sacramento's Own Oak Park Crop Swap
Story about Crop Swaps in the News and Review
Oak Park's Crop Swap Info. Want o to do one in YOUR neighborhood?
Oak Park's Crop Swap Info. Want o to do one in YOUR neighborhood?
Friday, June 4, 2010
Thursday, May 27, 2010
"Sponsored" Plantings - Sustaining the Community
One of the Artists-in-Residence this season shared with me some thoughts about perpetuating the bounty of the garden beyond this year and beyond that. Sounds good to me, here's the thought:
He wants to "sponsor" the planting of 10 strawberry plants and the reasonable cost of their annual care -- about $50 -- plants that will produce for familes to come; in exchange for 10 baskets of strawberries as his sustenence-investment "interest". Something between Heifer International and carbon credits!
I love the idea of planting the seeds and food of the future, and the sense of community our shared "investment" will drive. And, on a less grand scale, I like it that you folks, to some degree, could focus in on foods you want but can't grow/get and I'd get to try some thing I wouldn't already have tried.
Let me know what your interested in seeing planted; on your behalf, for many.
He wants to "sponsor" the planting of 10 strawberry plants and the reasonable cost of their annual care -- about $50 -- plants that will produce for familes to come; in exchange for 10 baskets of strawberries as his sustenence-investment "interest". Something between Heifer International and carbon credits!
I love the idea of planting the seeds and food of the future, and the sense of community our shared "investment" will drive. And, on a less grand scale, I like it that you folks, to some degree, could focus in on foods you want but can't grow/get and I'd get to try some thing I wouldn't already have tried.
Let me know what your interested in seeing planted; on your behalf, for many.
Labels:
community,
fruit,
Gardens,
local foods,
sustainability,
urban farming
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Sunshine from Oranges & citrus, Oh My!
Now is the time that Sacramento area citrus trees, oranges especially, brighten the last dregs of winter with their sunny gift. I'm making marmalade today, with the bags and bags I picked, you might also consider donating to a local area food gleaners organization.
Here's info on Sacramento oranges....
Here's a recipie for citrus marmalade. Plus fun "cottage" stories about food.
Here's info on Sacramento oranges....
Here's a recipie for citrus marmalade. Plus fun "cottage" stories about food.
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