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…Toward an Edible Landscape

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The site chronicles the ongoing attempt to transform a fairly-average Florida yard into an edible landscape.

A Florida native, I have gardened for most of my life. I have grown herbs in Florida for over 25 years, along with some vegetables and fruit.

I have always incorporated plants that benefit butterflies and birds and this gradually led to incorporating more fruit and herbs. Now, increasingly impatient with store-bought produce that is overpriced and under-ripe, and grown who knows where, I decided to make use of my small space to grow as many edibles as possible.

In Florida we garden year round. By working with the natural conditions, instead of fighting them, the possibilities are astounding. Growing edibles equals growing independence.

Related Posts:

  • Intro: The Edible Landscape
  • Longan
  • Growing Your Own and Buying Locally-Grown is Plain Old Common Sense
  • Dwarf Weeping Mulberry
  • Book Review: The Essential Wild Food Survival Guide by Linda Runyon

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  • New post: Bye-Bye Bougainvillea … Maybe (http://cli.gs/7dgYV) http://cli.gs/7dgYV 06:21:48 PM November 13, 2009 from WP to Twitter
  • New post: Preserving Ginger (http://cli.gs/ZtsYL) http://cli.gs/ZtsYL 05:55:08 PM October 30, 2009 from WP to Twitter
  • Gardening weather is when it feels just right to work on a project all day long. That's the plan 02:25:03 PM October 16, 2009 from Seesmic
  • Once the front passes I'm spending every second in the garden. Fantastic weather through the early part of next week. Gardening weather! 02:23:52 PM October 16, 2009 from Seesmic
  • New post: Sweet Potatoes From The Compost Pile (http://cli.gs/dSAGY) 04:51:20 PM September 20, 2009 from WP to Twitter
  • Every free moment in the garden for the next few weeks. It is that time of year in Florida. 07:31:47 PM September 16, 2009 from Seesmic
  • Just caught myself saying I'll sow the seeds in mid-Sept. Right. I know. 07:30:25 PM September 16, 2009 from Seesmic
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