"oh - check out this blog- It may provide some inspiration- 66 Square Feet - New York: one woman, one terrace, twelve seasons."
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Rachel Butler
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Berries - Variety Recommendations
Started this discussion. Last reply by KevG Apr 9, 2010. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I am really focusing on the food forest yard now that my garden is planted. I was speaking with a new FOOGS member, Jacob, this morning about it. He is growing a Navajo thornless blackberry that is…Continue
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Vitamins Herbal Supplement Suggestions
Started this discussion. Last reply by Camilo Garcia Mar 14, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
So I had a conversation with a friend this morning. I woke up not feeling well. stuffy and thirsty. He said to me that it seems like I have been not feeling well for a while. (couple of months) I…Continue
Favorite local restaurant? What's yours? Where is it located?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Laird Bishop May 17, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I love eating....no really. LOVE IT. One of my favorite places is 360 Uno Trattoria in Austin in Davenport village. They support local farmers, have their own…Continue
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"hmm I like to grow tall if i cannot go wide. bean on vines. I also have a nice vine spinach."
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- What would you like to get out of FOOGS?
- Community
- What is your age?
- 26-35
- What is your gender
- Female
- What is your level of experience with backyard gardening?
- Been gardening less than a year
- If you currently grow anything, what do you like to grow?
- Tomatoes
- How did you hear about FOOGS? (If referred by someone, please say who)
- Ty Mellon
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I blinked and Spring was gone!
Posted on July 29, 2011 at 5:30pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
wow. it's been several months since my last post. That post was begging for Spring to get here. Evidently, it came and went in a month. The result has been a very, very early summer for us Texans and a long hot one to boot!
I had a few tomatoes. Luckily, I have the friendship pleasure of a real tomato guru who is bound to the cubicle across from me in our "corporate day jobs". He shared an assortment of heirloom tomato seeds.
Many changes to this…
ContinueSpring.... Where are you? I am ready!
Posted on January 25, 2011 at 1:22pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I found out this fall that I am not a winter gardener. No matter how much I bundle up, nothing, not even my love of garden can pull me out of the toastiness of my small home.
I dream of summertime gardening...walking, barefooted around my yard, feeling the moist soil beneath my feet. It makes me feel connected to the earth. I miss the late evening light that I garden by and the radiating warmth of the soil. My wonderful friend Paige Hill,…
ContinueFOOGS, UP and Austin Growers Guild Mixer - Friday, July 30 - 5pm
Posted on July 26, 2010 at 4:33pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Who? FOOGS, The Austin Growers Guild, Urban Patchwork and friends!
What? Happy Hour Social…
ContinueWelcome to New Members and Permaculture Enthusiasts
Posted on July 18, 2010 at 9:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The last month has been an incredible one for FOOGS. We welcome all the new-comers with open arms. I wanted to share a little bit about this group and what we are doing on a local and national level.
First of all, how to contact us.
First of all, how to contact us.
- Of course here at www.foogs.org. Please share with friends, we can use your support!
- We have over 3,360 members on Facebook -…
Comment Wall (29 comments)
- At 5:50pm on January 11, 2012,
Margo Nicole Mellon said…
KK
- At 12:37pm on November 15, 2011,
I miss our chickens!!!! :'(
- At 12:36pm on November 15, 2011,
Hi Rache!!!!
- At 11:12am on July 29, 2011,
David D. Tiger said…
- Thanks for the Happy Bday Rache!
- At 11:13am on February 26, 2011,
Les Squires said…
- Hi Rachel,
GLOBAL TRANSITION IN ACTION has added your 'Growing Citrus in Central Texas' to our collection of new, clever, and higher-order ideas for re-use by other localities globally. Great idea! It's now posted to the news feeds on approximately 260 websites,including Twitter and Facebook.
You can read more about the intentions of GTIA -- http://transitioninaction.com/forum/topics/global-transition-in-action
Good luck with your event! We hope your work serves as a model for locals everywhere.
- At 5:31pm on February 19, 2011,
- Hi Rachel! I was talking to Debbie the other day about gardening & she told me to check out your website. Can't wait to look into it some more & can't wait to start gardening. I feel the same way about winter. But then when it passes I wonder why I didn't go out there & at least cover some plants during the freeze. Oh well!
- At 11:24pm on August 10, 2010,
Kathy Wigley said…
- Thanks you Rachel!
- At 8:36am on June 27, 2010,
Jennifer Bradshaw said…
- Thanks for the welcome! Tacoma is a nice place to grow...even if we are still holding our breath that the warm weather will hold for a few more days. Wild Blackberries, and a huge city-sponsored Blueberry Park... Looking forward to freezing berries, and making jam and syrup this year!
- At 6:22pm on June 26, 2010,
Nicole Telles said…
- most of my experience is with a desert climate so anything other than desert based gardening would be great, if anyone has any questions for me about how to raise pretty much any plant in the desert please let me know. I have solutions for pretty much any problem caused by too much direct sun, poor dry clay or sand soil, water burns, and pest control. starting a rose and veggie garden in a rock patch will teach you a lot quickly. LOL :)
- At 12:41pm on June 19, 2010,
Kristian Gallagher said…
- Thanks for the warm welcome, Rache. Nice to be here (and about time!)
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