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Farmstead Restaurant
In 2009, Ted Hall was producing his own certified-organic wine, growing olives that he turned into extra-virgin olive oil, raising cattle for grass-fed beef, and harvesting heirloom fruits and…
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Witold Rybczynski: Makeshift Metropolis
Witold Rybczynski has been called “architecture’s voice in the world of letters” by The Weekly Standard. He writes about design and planning for The New York Times, the Atlantic…
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Garden Water Boost Box
The Garden Water Boost Box will help you save up to 25% of the water you generally use in the garden, or thousands of gallons of perfectly good water every year.
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Rainy Day Garden
Gardening seems to be the rare activity that almost any kid will slow down to take part in, perhaps because the waiting – with all of the mysterious goings-on underground – can be every…
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Matchbook Garden
It's been about a month since we made our first terrarium and we're beyond jazzed that it's still—miraculously—green, which given us a budding desire to grow more. We're aproaching our…
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Sidewalk Gardens in San Francisco
After taking on San Francisco City Hall, architect Jane Martin helped spawn a movement that has rendered the city’s sidewalks more hospitable to birds, bees, butterflies—and even to…
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Small Farms Across the United States
We're creating a map of small farms, where dirt under the fingernails and sweat on the brow mean self-sufficiency, sustainability, and unbeatably delicious homegrown food. Help us build out the map…
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Design Leader: Ken Isaacs
As part of our Design Leaders video series, architect Ken Isaacs reflects on the innovative projects that defined his career, from the Shoebox House to the Knowledge Box.
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Garden Talk: Urban Agriculture
Whether it’s a backyard vegetable patch or a farming co-op in the city, more and more people are embracing the idea of locally grown food and sustainable gardening. Learn more in this talk by…
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Vertical Gardens DIY Workshop
Join us for a workshop at Flora Grubb Gardens on how to create interior and exterior vertical gardens utilizing the Woolly Pockets systems. By inserting living elements into unexpected and…
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LA Garden Show
The largest outdoor gardening event on the West Coast has evolved into a prestigious community gathering, as well as a premier industry event for gardening aficionados and professionals in…
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Yes, food urbanism is a really important part of the development and redevelopment of cities. This isn't to say we need to blanket cities in farms but think about ag production as a flexible and important land use, worthy and necessary in our cities, less expensive than typical infrastructure and a good transitional way to use space.
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