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annie c
thank you - i feel affirmed - someone is doing this! i can do it, too! -
Patrick N. Paternott
Very inspiring.....as much as I love ornamental plants and trees and these will have a place in our garden, the majority of the space will be devoted to plants that will feed our family and set an example.....Thank you....I will pass this on. Patrick N.P. -
liz gaige
Love it! We have a thriving community garden program in Vancouver, BC but never enough plots for all who are interested. If more people with yards were willing to share the space I bet we'd have huge urban gardens everywhere you looked. Explore your community, become partners in urban gardening! -
Geri Taran
My love of the natural world is tempered by what I have become used to in my life. As a 75 year-old woman living alone, I have often thought about finding just the right housemate to help me with an organic garden to feed myself and having some excess to share. I have a good start, a long-established compost pile and a small organic garden area but insufficient expertise to grow the food.
In Georgia we have a fairly long growing season and though it isn't like California, much can still be grown year around.
Seeing this video has inspired me to try harder. I don’t think I’ll use a bicycle to grind flour or hand-crank my blender, but I can most assuredly grow beautiful things to eat. Thanks!
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- Read more about the evolution of this Homegrown Revolution and how the Dervaes family is trying to be the change by living the solution.
- Start your own green revolution! Try growing a few plants in your garden, balcony or even your kitchen. Support your local farmers. Add one eco-friendly habit to your lifestyle every week.
- Think about an issue that you feel strongly about. What steps can you take today to work towards a positive solution?
karthik