sustainable living resources

[chelidon]

I can't remember if I posted this previously or not, but it's a very good resource for all kinds of valuable info: http://herbfarmer.net/

Especially useful are the sections on simple living skills and sustainable building. Lots of info, lots of links to other good sites. Plenty enough to keep anyone busy for a loooong time.

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[miriams-well.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

[chelidon.livejournal.com]

Shaw t'ing. I'm thinking of using one of those programs that makes a local copy of an entire website with this one, there's so much good stuff there.

[swansister.livejournal.com]

Those links are very good to have on hand. Oh Yum I love gardening. I can be such a homebody.

I'm about to create a French potager garden in my side yard this spring. I'm so excited about combining herbs, vegetables and flowers!

Spring Greening,

Swan

[chelidon.livejournal.com]

Gardening is such a delightful hobby -- gets ya outside, diggin' in the earth, helping make things of beauty and usefulness...and sure it is, it's a good thing to know a bit about how to grow your own food!

I'd love to hear how your potager garden comes along. Some time this year I'm going to start building up some good-sized raised beds across from the house. Our land is so heavily wooded that we don't have a lot of level cleared ground, so unless I want to plow under the paddock (and I've considered it, but we're still figuring on having some variety of livestock in a few years...), I'm going to have to do a good bit of work to make good growing places for food crops. Keeps me busy ;>

[christeos-pir.livejournal.com]

> herbfarmer.net

"Is it parsley? No no nooo no! Is it oregano? No no nooo no!"