Here are some close-ups of some of the species that make it all possible. For where would we be without birds and the bees to whom these beauties bring life? Where would we be without the bugs (the vast majority of which are carnivorous--meaning they eat other bugs and therefore help our gardens)? Where would we be without the force that drives the green fuse? Destroyed. That's where.
07/12/2014 | (0) Comments
Thanks, SFH, for having my book in your downtown window for the third year in a row! Did you know that you reduce your water footprint by 50% when you buy hemp clothing as opposed to cotton and that government regulation makes the cost of hemp unnaturally high? Please support this industry whenever you can!
07/10/2014 | (0) Comments
In addition to the loads of greens and herbs, here are some of the other fruits popping up in our high-altitude, arid-land garden.
07/08/2014 | (0) Comments
Stormwater harvesting is finally getting noticed as a big part of the solution for the water problems facing California and beyond, while desalination get a thumbs down in this study sponsored by the NRDC and Peter Gleik's Pacific Institute.
http://www.nrdc.org/media/2014/140610.asp
07/06/2014 | (0) Comments
With fire season in full swing, maybe we could redefine fireworks to include explosions of carrots and other delicious essentials from our backyard, side-yard, and front-yard gardens!
07/04/2014 | (0) Comments
This is an interesting article in Natural News about the growing stress cities are facing in the Western U.S. regarding a dwindling water supply.
http://www.naturalnews.com/045790_Las_Vegas_water_supply_imminent_collapse.html
07/03/2014 | (0) Comments
It's good to see California considering different ways to conserve and find untapped sources of water. These are things most states could be doing to save this precious resource.
http://www.nrdc.org/water/ca-water-supply-solutions.asp
http://pacinst.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2014/06/ca-water-stormwater.pdf
http://www.erosioncontrol.com/EC/articles/25991.aspx
07/02/2014 | (0) Comments