Tag: suburban resilience

• Amaranth

  Amaranth growing in the sidewalk. Food really is everywhere

  ligayagardener

  July 21, 2015

  Gardening

  Amaranth, suburban resilience, Sustainability, weeds, wild food

• Nightshade.

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  ligayagardener

  July 21, 2015

  Gardening

  suburban resilience, Sustainability

• My DIY bioreactor for scrubbing CO2. #3

  The cold and the lack of sunlight is killing off the algae in the bioreactor. Ive added a solar garden light to extend the hours of light to see if I can pick it up a little.

  ligayagardener

  July 17, 2015

  Gardening

  algae, bioreactor, carbon dioxide, suburban resilience, sunlight, Sustainability

• Worms flee what?

  What makes these worms want to run away from worm heaven??? There’s always a few not happy with the accommodation.

  ligayagardener

  July 17, 2015

  Gardening

  composting, suburban, suburban resilience, Sustainability, vermiculture, worms

• Rain?

  I think this is called rain. There’s been so little this year it’s hard to remember.

  ligayagardener

  July 11, 2015

  Gardening

  drought, rain, suburban resilience, Sustainability, water harvesting