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Jeff Adams
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Jeff Adams might attend Administrator's event
March 27, 2010 from 8:30pm to 9:30pm
The Phoenix Permaculture Guild urges everyone to be involved with Earth Hour 2010 Earth Hour is the largest climate event in history where millions of people around the world will unite by turning off their lights for one hour Saturday, March 27, 2…
March 19
Jeff Adams might attend Christy Grace's event
April 10, 2010 from 1pm to 2:30pm
Why does that car's exhaust make you think of french fries? Maybe because it runs on recycled fryer oil! This 90-minute class covers what biodiesel is, who can use it, why it is better for the environment, and a cursory look at how it is made. Get…
March 18
Jeff Adams might attend Christy Grace's event
Build your own Rain Barrel with Don Titmus at Private home of Don Titmus
April 3, 2010 from 9am to 11am
**YOU MUST RSVP – THERE ARE 12 SPACES** Build your own Rain Barrel with Don Titmus Saturday, April 3rd from 9:00 - 11:00 AM This is a hands-on workshop at the private home of Don Titmus; 2652 E. Butte Circle, Mesa, AZ 85213 Worshop fee = $50 (mat…
March 18
Jeff Adams might attend Christy Grace's event
Vegetable Garden Planning with Doreen Pollack at Tempe Transportation Center
April 14, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Planting season is here in the low desert! Confused about what and how to plant? - Where to get quality seeds – heirloom or not? Transplants, or seeds? How do you get an extended harvest? What is companion planting and what goes together, and what t…
March 18
Great class by Don & Jay tonite, Wed 3/17
March 17
A common mission to increase Sustainability awareness & practices
March 17
Jeff Adams might attend Christy Grace's event
3 Great 45-minute Sustainability Classes this Saturday! at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix
March 20, 2010 from 9am to 12pm
3 Great 45-minute Sustainability classes offered at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix: 9am - Gardening in the Desert - Savvy tips for sustainable gardeners 10 am - Rainwater harvesting - Simple steps to use and capture the water t…
March 15
Jeff Adams might attend Christy Grace's event
March 17, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
How to remove bermuda grass once and for all from your yard and garden. Are you tired of digging stolon's... Frustrated with solarizing? Then perhaps this radical method is for you in removing this invasive plant. By merging two contradicting practi…
March 12
Bacon ??? You just got knocked out of the Permaculture Guild (LOL) :)
March 10
Jeff Adams is attending Administrator's event
May 1, 2010 from 8am to 12pm
Come tour the Urban Farm and see how years of methodical application of permaculture principles have transformed an ordinary 1/3 acre urban lot into a lush edible landscape. Power is generated by the sun and greywater is harvested and used to grow f…
March 9
Jeff Adams might attend Administrator's event
Carolyn Lavender and Brian Hughes Home Tour at Carolyn Lavender and Brian Hughes Home
March 27, 2010 from 9am to 11am
The Lavender/Hughes house displays the quirkiness and aesthetic of an artist while demonstrating how much the homeowners interact with their property. The house is situated in a modest 24th st and Thomas neighborhood and is the product of a “do it y…
March 9
Hey--great website. May leave a comment there. This looks like the edible Hibiscus I have...
March 9
Love the borage shots ! Never been too much a fan of annuals, but I just happened to see that plant on Annies Annuals & Perennials just the other day (in currently available section). I have ordered hundreds of rare plants (primarily perennials) fro…
March 8
Jeff Adams might attend Christy Grace's event
March 13, 2010 from 5:15pm to 7:30pm
Dirt! The Movie by Bill Beneson and Gene Rosow It’s under our fingernails, but what is it? And how did it get there? Inspired by the book Dirt: The Ecstatic Skin of the Earth, find out how industrial farming mining and urban development have led us…
March 8
Jeff Adams added a blog post
I need to retain about 2- 5 gal buckets or so of a roughly 3/4 inch grade of what I believe is a Sedona Red (obtained from Chandler Rock). Clean, very attractive. The REST OF IT is completely FREE to whoever helps me simply scrape off the site & the…
March 8
Any Wood chip mulch b ? If so; what color & cosnistency ? Just as an FYI--even though the Assoc. may raze the site, The bank (or note holder) might have an issue with anyone removing any home or yard "fixture" items--maybe it would come back to you-…
March 8
Pima County, City of Tucson, and now the towns of Marana and Oro Valley, all have new ordinances to require stub-outs for PV, solar hot water, and greywater on the laundry for all new construction. If they aren't implemented yet, I think they will s…
March 6
Great keep reading and doing.
March 4
Yes---fully agreed Don ! I have both or Brad's books and they are filled with useful techniques. I began planting my gardern well before learning of these techniques but slowly incorporate them when I can and any new home will be designed with water…
March 3
Jeff Adams might attend Christy Grace's event
April 24, 2010 from 8am to 9:30am
Join Maya Dailey, urban farmer and owner of Maya’s Farm and Doreen Pollack, master gardener and Permaculturist in how to grow your favorite herbs - even in our harsh desert climate. Learn how to create an herb garden, whether it is in the ground or…
March 3

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I am a Sr VP working with Industrial Properties primarily as a Rep of Buyers & Tenant Rep for a Commercial RE firm here in Phx. Originally a Chicago area native. I am an avid organic gardening hobbyist with a strong belief in overall self-sustainment methods & practices, working with beneficial native & unique plants. As an environmental proponent I believe we should begin with an initial goal of "do no harm" and improve from there. Varied active sports interests including biking & hiking; have diverse musical tastes. My garden is my Zen & I am the happiest by far when immersed anywhere in nature & the great outdoors...

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HAVE FREE 3/4" ATTRACTIVE GRAVEL ROCK AVAILABLE--I ALSO NEED LARGER ROCK OR 3-4" SIZE PEBBLES....

I need to retain about 2- 5 gal buckets or so of a roughly 3/4 inch grade of what I believe is a Sedona Red (obtained from Chandler Rock). Clean, very attractive. The REST OF IT is completely FREE to whoever helps me simply scrape off the site & then hauls the rock away (It is an off red or orangish color--one of their more popular, I believe). I have maybe 250 SF or so of this at probably at least 2inches thick...



I am scraping 3 areas to put in a wood chip mulched area so

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Posted on March 8, 2010 at 8:33pm — 3 Comments

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Tucson Set to Move Forward On New Commercial Development Rainwater Requirement...

This was originally set in motion previously by a legislator who visited Brad Lancaster's Rainwater capturing development but I thought I would forward this new March 1st article in azcapitoltimes. Although we receive less frequent rainfall in Metro Phoenix, we certainly should be applying these same methods. I'd give Brad and his accomplices a pulitzer--I just think that work is so important.



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Posted on March 3, 2010 at 9:49pm — 4 Comments

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Looking for 3-6" or so Natural Rock to line a 70' +/- Perimeter Outline and some free Wood Chips or Natural Bark.

Eradicating some more of my gravel rock garden area in favor of a more natural; cooler wood chip section. Anyone know where I may obtain either of these items ??


Thanks !

Posted on March 1, 2010 at 11:46pm — 3 Comments

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NEW SCIENCE-BASED SUSTAINABILITY GARDEN BOOK EDITED BY DR. LINDA CHALKER-SMITH OF WSU....

I wanted to let everybody quickly know I exchanged emails with Dr. Chalker-Smith about 4 weeks ago where she referenced this new, soon-to-be-released sustainable gardening publication of hers.



Linda is the author of the informative publications: "The Informed Gardener" and "The Informed Gardener Blooms Again." I purchased the former upon it's release and it is a great resource. You can obtain more information and also pre-order

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At 8:51pm on May 12, 2010, Alex Brough said…
Thanks for letting me know about the typo! Going in to fix it right now! :)
At 8:40pm on May 10, 2010, Alex Brough said…
Thanks Jeff! It gives me great joy to be a part of this group.

I've recently started a new blog at www.naturalrecipegirl.com. If you like it, you can also follow my blog on Facebook. There's a link on the website above to connect!
At 4:26pm on April 29, 2010, Heidi said…
I just saw this post and yes, it is a Packer Jersey and I changed my photo, not for Jeff but because I obviously cannot support that number anymore and my #12 jersey hasn't come in yet :)

And Jeff, you know it our year! Wait your turn :)
At 7:20am on March 10, 2010, Catherine, The Herb Lady said…
Hi Jeff,

Thank you - glad you liked my website. I'm always happy to answer questions about growing and using herbs and other edibles in our beautiful (but currently soggy) desert gardens! So far every herb I have tried to grow I have found a way to grow it - in the ground. I have enjoyed meeting new -to-me cultures or ethnicities to find out what their grandparents grew and cooked with.

A special offering of one of my 3-part programs is in the works to be presented at Mesa Community College beginning in April. Let me know if you want more info on that, or check out my free newsletter/gardening google site for calendar info.

http://groups.google.com/group/edible-landscaping-in-the-desert-gl-gs-ge

Have a great day, Catherine, The Herb Lady
At 3:26pm on August 25, 2009, Administrator said…
There is another Herb class September 3rd at the Market on Mill. Thanks! Web Admin.
At 5:29pm on August 14, 2009, Administrator said…
Not sure if you ended up going to the herb class, but there is another one this Sunday. This is the link to the event. Thank you, Wb Admin
At 9:03am on May 28, 2009, Ericka Cero Wood said…
Thanks for joining our group!
 
 
 

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