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	<title>Food in Boston &#187; raised beds</title>
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		<title>Independence Days #2</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 13 Jun 2009 15:07:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Helped friends install a raised bed in their front yard. We used stones that had been piled in the back yard to define the space&#8201;&#8212;&#8201;no lumber needed! I&#8217;m also encouraging them to try planting in sheet mulch, rather than buying a bunch of soil. To that end, recommended Gaia&#8217;s Garden for more on sheet mulch, [...]]]></description>
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<li>Helped friends install a raised bed in their front yard. We used stones that had been piled in the back yard to define the space&thinsp;&#8212;&thinsp;no lumber needed! I&#8217;m also encouraging them to try planting in sheet mulch, rather than buying a bunch of soil. To that end, recommended <a href="http://patternliteracy.com/">Gaia&#8217;s Garden</a> for more on sheet mulch, and generally being an awesome&nbsp;resource.</li>
<li>Picked up a used copy of <em>Taylor&#8217;s Master Guide to Landscaping</em> (recommended in <span class="caps">GG</span>). Far from permaculture in its outlook&thinsp;&#8212;&thinsp;one passage talks about grass as being way easier to keep up than plantings&thinsp;&#8212;&thinsp;but there looks to be plenty of&nbsp;use.</li>
<li>Asked some pros about my knotweed mulch project. Loose consensus: as long as the knotweed bits are root free, it&#8217;s not totally&nbsp;crazy.</li>
<li>Weeded the garden, mounded some soil around those corn plants that are growing the best, added some more knotweed leaf&nbsp;mulch.</li>
<li>Tabled on behalf of the Board at the <span class="caps">JP</span> Harvest Co-op for Member Appreciation Day. Signed up at least one new member, and had some good conversations with long-time&nbsp;members.</li>
<li>Last and definitely not least: picked some strawberries at <a href="http://thefoodproject.org/agriculture/Internal1.asp?ID=102">The Food Project&#8217;s Lincoln farm</a>, turned them into some fabulous&nbsp;dessert.</li>
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