"This is a followup to my apple grafting project in the spring.
I now have a handful of grafted dwarf apple rootstocks and I just don't have the space to put them in my yard so I'm offering these to Transition, MA members on a first-come…"
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Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
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This discussion is going on here.https://lists.riseup.net/www/info/easternmapermacultureContinue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Glenn Saunders Sep 24, 2010.
Unused Greenhouses
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Does anyone know of un-used, or abandoned greenhouses in the greater Boston Area?I see the one in Cambridge along the bike path.Perfect place for a "growing power" type facility.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Judith Haran Jan 18, 2010.
Worms Composting Worms
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I am planning a group buy to order some composting worms like these:http://www.capecodwormfarm.com/page1If you live around…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carolyn Starrett Feb 2, 2010.
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Glenn Saunders replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
Elizabeth Marcus replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"I agree that Gaia's Garden is the place to start. I've just been using the Edible Forest Garden Volumes available at my library ... mostly Volume 2.
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Steven Landau replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"I spent the 100$ on Edible forest garden set. It kept my interest for a hundred hours reading the textbook details. Very inexpensive considering the $/hr."
Jen Hartley replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"I think a great start would be Gaia's Garden by Toby Hemenway, if you're just starting to learn about permaculture. It's also more affordable since it's much shorter. The others mentioned (Intro. to Permaculture, Edible Forest…"
Alex replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"That was actually the first place I looked :)
They had a few (and a couple that were on hold for 4 people!), but I didn't have any sense about which would interest me. The list included some of the ones you listed, I believe.
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Jen Hartley replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
".....and don't forget the library. (Or interlibrary loan. Or requesting that your library purchase them.)
(says the reference librarian with a smile)
(adding that some of these you may really want to consider buying anyway as reference books…"
David Eggleton replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Some of those books are expensive. In case you must save up to buy, here are two (among many) informative Web sites:
http://permacultureactivist.net/index.html (the permaculture magazine for North America)
http://www.earthactionmentor.org/ (a…"
Alex replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Thanks Elizabeth. I had done a search for books, but w/ your recommendation, I'll move those to the top of my to-read-list. I'll also get on Meet-up."
Elizabeth Marcus replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Hi Alex -
Have you discovered some of the basic books currently available for learning more about permaculture; i.e., Gaia's Garden, Introduction to Permaculture, Edible Forest Gardens? That is always a good place to start learning. There are…"
Steven Landau replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Alex - there are only 9 subscribers so far. so not alot of traffic. (only 1 week)
Try posting to easternmapermaculture@lists.riseup.net
If you don't get you message bounced back in day, let me know here and I'll check out the list."
Alex replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Am I doing something wrong? I signed up, but I only see two posts, haven't received anything and can't find the "let me add my 2 cents" button.
Here's the 2 cents I'd like added:
I really like the idea of permaculture…"
Jen Hartley replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Jen, you can definitely subscribe to more than one riseup list.... I'm on a few, like NortheasternPermaculture and Pioneer_Valley_Wild_Foods.
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Elizabeth Marcus replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"It was just a newbie so we didn't harvest it too much. Just a few raw leaves in the garden. I liked it. We are growing it in the shade.
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Steven Landau replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Sun or Shade?
Was it tasty?
Do you eat it raw or cooked?
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Elizabeth Marcus replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"So far, so good, Steven. It seems to be going great guns once it got established and is rooting where the vine touches the ground. We'll see how it does through the fall and over the winter.
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Steven Landau replied to Steven Landau's discussion Permaculture Plants- What do you have which you can spilt/ share (eastern MA)
"Were you able to get the hablitzia going? For 2 years I bought some starter plants and they died off on me."
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This notice came on the Permaculture Listserve.
Saturday, February 27th 7-9pm
A Presentation by Toby Hemenway: What Does Permaculture Look Like?
Sponsored by the Urban Homesteaders' League, the Tufts Food Systems Planning Coalition, and Tufts Slow Food
Sliding Scale: $15-25 (Tufts students are free.)
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Location: Tufts… Continue
Saturday, February 27th 7-9pm
A Presentation by Toby Hemenway: What Does Permaculture Look Like?
Sponsored by the Urban Homesteaders' League, the Tufts Food Systems Planning Coalition, and Tufts Slow Food
Sliding Scale: $15-25 (Tufts students are free.)
Buy tickets here:http://www.eventsbot.com/events/eb651647603
Location: Tufts… Continue
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 11:56pm on September 10, 2009,
Carolyn Starrett said… - Sure - thank you, Steve!
- At 12:53pm on September 9, 2009,
Les Squires said…
- Sorry, no way to post profile once and have it span multiple ning sites.
- At 9:51am on August 31, 2009,
Conrad Willeman said… - Hi Steven,
Welcome to the Transition Massachusetts Ning site. Your dual residence in VT and MA is now complete with memberships on both states' Transition sites. I hope you can share your Permaculture and Passivehouse experience with MA members, tool
I have posted instructions about how to most easily follow discussions on the Forum. You can find that post in the Forum area, titled "Let's Strengthen our Transition Massachusetts community." Or here is the full URL: http://transitionmassachusetts.ning.com/forum/topics/lets-strengthen-our-transition
Implementing the simple changes described will make it easier to stay connected with developing conversations about these critical issues.
I encourage you also to join the Boston Area Transition Network group, to help nurture initiatives in communities all around Boston.
Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
Conrad
- At 10:36am on August 28, 2009,
- Welcome Steven! Great to see you here. ...Building and Planning a Permaculture Food Forest and Passivehouse... -- help keep these values in front of all of us. The future will be what we make of it.
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