Tag Archives: Advocates for urban Agriculture

Changing a neighborhood, cleaning a river and fixing zoning laws

May 29, 2011 “Green on McLean” happens on Memorial Day Anybody who listens to my show on a regular or even semi-regular basis knows that I don’t live in the best (read: safest) neighborhood in Chicago. For ten years, Kathleen … Continue reading

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Future landscapers and current food lovers

March 13, 2011 Let the horticultural games begin! Well, the future landscapers of America have to come from somewhere, don’t they? And in just a few days, those thousand or so college students who think they want to choose horticulture … Continue reading

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Acquiring seeds, cloning ancient trees and writing urban farming laws

January 23, 2011 The Gardener’s Anthem: “Oh, Say Can you Seed?” I attend Mid-America Horticultural Trade Show (Mid-Am) each year for a number of reasons. First, it’s a great place to hobnob with my horticultural chums. Next, it’s a place … Continue reading

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