Urban Gardening

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urban gardening

Can we talk about ‘urban permaculture’, as an intrinsic part of this media-ecological system? What is Permaculture? Permaculture is about designing human environments that have the stability, diversity and resilience of natural ecosystems. Permaculture integrates renewable energy systems, energy efficiency, food/gardening systems, natural building, rainwater harvesting, urban planning along with the economic, political and social policies that make sustainable living possible and practical.

links - urban gardening

Metareciclagem Gardening Links List (Thank fe.!) - http://metareciclagem.ourproject.org/link/bookmarks.php/felipefonseca/te...
Urban Farming Organization - http://urbanfarming.org/
Guerilla Gardening - http://guerrillagardening.org/
Discussing what wild things u can find and eat - http://wildplukker.blogspot.com/
Eating everything found in Amsterdam! - http://www.urbanibalism.org/
Brussels Farmers - http://www.brussels-farmer.blogspot.com/
Le Début des Haricots (Brussels) - http://www.haricots.org/
Planning to develop a roof garden in Brussels - http://www.eco-innovation.net/

the virtues of a forest garden

A forest garden is a garden modelled on a natural woodland. It has 3 layers of vegetation: trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. In an edible forest garden the tree layer contains fruit and nut trees, the shrub layer soft fruit and nut bushes, and the ground layer perennial vegetables and herbs. The soil is not dug and annual vegetables are not normally included unless they can reproduce by self-seeding.
It is usually a very diverse garden, containing a wide variety of edible plants.

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