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The parking strip—that sliver of grass between the street and the sidewalk—is generally overlooked. Get these strategies for growing edibles in that space.

Comfrey fertilizer has long been touted as a miracle by permaculture enthusiasts. Does it really have soil-boosting properties? Let’s weigh the research.

March Garden Guide: Planning, Planting, and More

Are you ready to start digging in the dirt? In this March Garden Guide, I share what you need to know to have a great spring garden.

As new worm bin owners, we didn’t know what it looked like when we had added the right amount of food, or when the moisture levels or volume of bedding were just right. There was definitely a learning curve…and sometimes things go wrong in a worm bin and fruit flies develop. Learn how to get rid of them quickly, and how to avoid getting them again in the future

A permaculture swale is a technique for capturing and storing water in a garden. Learn how to build a swale in the home landscape.

A permaculture swale is a technique for capturing and storing water in a garden. Learn how to build a swale in the home landscape.

A permaculture swale is a technique that captures water for irrigation and slowing runoff. Learn what a swale is and why you might need one in your yard. #permaculture #conservation

A permaculture swale is a technique that captures water for irrigation and slowing runoff. Learn what a swale is and why you might need one in your yard.

Worm bins are a simple way to compost food scraps. Learn about some of the nuances and worm bin problems facing beginners and how to fix them. #microfarm #wormbin #vermicomposting #composting

Worm bins are a simple way to compost food scraps. Learn about some of the nuances and worm bin problems facing beginners and how to fix them.

February Garden Guide: Planning, Planting, and More — Are you determined to get a jumpstart on the gardening season this year? In this February Garden Guide, find out what to do this month to have a successful garden.

Are you ready to get a jumpstart on the gardening season this year? In this February Garden Guide, find out what to do this month.

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Amy StrossHi, I’m Amy!

I'm the author of
The Suburban Micro-Farm:
Modern Solutions for Busy People
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Join me as I share my permaculture gardening adventures in the suburbs.

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  4. Garden Planning
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  6. Growing Fruit Crops
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  8. Permaculture Gardening
  9. Rainwater Harvesting
  10. Suburban Homesteading

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