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Save Our SkillsIn today’s episode I discuss how Thomas Jefferson gardened. This is a fair question since we can probably learn some things from a time when pesticides and herbicides didn’t exist . . . → Read More: Episode 177 How Thomas Jefferson Gardened
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Helianthus tuberosus – asteraceae family – aster, daisy, sunflower (which makes a lot of sense since the flowers vaguely resemble). Also called sunchoke, sunroot, etc. The name is one . . . → Read More: Episode 159 Jerusalem Artichoke Today I give some of my thoughts on the historical context as well as my understanding of what it means to be a naturalist. What is a naturalist? - Usually had . . . → Read More: Episode 156 On Becoming a Naturalist This is a post about self-sufficiency and about minimalism and a million more things. But mostly this is a post about following what you know to be right in your . . . → Read More: Thoreau and He is More Relevant Than Ever In today’s episode I talk about potatoes. Now its been a while since I’ve grown potatoes so excuse any mistakes. The great thing is that since my time some new . . . → Read More: Episode 145 Potatoes From the Mother Earth News Fair 2011 Seven Springs, PA Shot by Nick Ladieu of www.saveourskills.com Though I’m a bit of a beginner to growing figs, they hold a lot of intrigue and romance. They are not really supposed to grow well in a good portion of the US but . . . → Read More: Episode 73 Figs |
 
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