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Open House at the Urban Farm at The Urban Farm
October 24, 2009 from 8:30am to 12pm
Fruit Trees with Greg Peterson
The Urban Farm
6750 N 13th Place, Phoenix, AZ 85014
Requested donation: $10 (Cash or check only)
Learn what fruit trees to plant, what grows well and what doesn’t in the desert, the single most important thing you nee…
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- I love simple, mindful living, cooking from scratch, simple building projects, gardening, composting, chickens, crocheting and knitting, recycling, and reading. Urban homesteading is my goal!
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I don't know if anyone has recommended this, but you might try inquiring with a few caterers -- I once found a couple left over empty 5 gal buckets that had been left behind after an event -- they had relish stickers on the side. Anyway that might b…
Wine Making Using Any Fruit - with Lisa Miller at Lady Bug - Environmentally Responsible Pest Control office
March 18, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Learn how to make wine from the comfort of your own home. It's fun, easy and cheap! Make and bottle your own wine year round using any kind of fruit from your yard (not just grapes). Wine makes a great gift and wine tasting is fun to do with friends…
David - the shovel is your best friend (healthy bermuda grass can have strong roots 12"-18"inches).
Don's suggestion for sifting is key to preserve your dirt soil. If you are dilligent upfront at harvesting out all the stolens you'll save yourself…
I spend more time with weeds than any other plant, but I don't know hardly any of their names. Someday I would like to take pictures them at each stage of development, study how they grow, learn their names, range, etc... But I've been wanting to do…
Snail Vine!
Yeah, just plain wood will out last us all here in Phoenix. UV will break it down before it rots.
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Macey
Here are some links to plans for building a compost tumbler. We could have a workshop to build a few of these. Tumblers aren't inherently faster; it is just hat they tend to get turned more often than bins compost.
Jeff
jeffysimpson@yahoo.com
http://shoppingmatchmaker.com/compost.htm
http://www.motherearthnews.com/Nature-Community/2003-04-01/Compost-Tumblers.aspx
http://www.solidwastedistrict.com/projects/bin_barrel.htm