Stringy bark, meeting the canoe tree
September 23, 2011
Stringy bark, meeting the canoe tree a video by the weed one on Flickr. This is the tree we are going to use. We went
Stringy bark, meeting the canoe tree a video by the weed one on Flickr. This is the tree we are going to use. We went
This is an adaptation of a recipe found on Piante Selvatiche by C Gamacchio. On it there was a risotto style dish with main ingredients
a canoe actually. Setting off early tomorrow morning for a mini-residency at Bundanon, about 3 hours south of Sydney, on an historic property now managed
So, the reason why Spring in Australia starts on the first of September is due to an army rule dating back to the start of
the article , originally uploaded by the weed one. Thanks to Michele Margolis for the writing in Permaculture Diary. Get your copy from here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Permaculture-Diary-and-Calendar/225706180797007
A recent article on the New York Times, appearing front page, is casting light on the practice of foraging, the growing reality of it, and
The Last Stand of the Wild Flowers, as it appeared on the Independent a few years back. A poetic ode to weeds: To judge by
An article about a recent tour of your in Chippendale appeared on the CityNews, by Millicent Caffrey. It follows a 6 seconds appearance on mainstream
This post will be convoluted, introversive and overall ranting away while feeling the need of barking, loud. You have been invited by the Weeds Society
delivering a basket of Saffron Milk Caps in exchange for a gift voucher. Amity from Alfalfa food cooperative eagerly accept the booty for a no-cash
It’s nearly Autumn, or like, what you would call Autumn. Sure enough the olives are turning green, juicy and readying themselves. You’re talking about the
indeed, you laughed. While looking around in your connections you seldom come about new things/people/corners in the wide web.. little windows into someone else’s media
You have being lucky lately, lucky enough to collaborate with one of the most interesting up n coming chefs of Sydney, and a creative Food
It is likely, according to Jim, that the alluvial flats of Bundanon and adjoining properties had several Brush cherries Sygyzum penniculata. Now there are only
we went to collect a young Brown Kurrajong, Commersonia fraseri, also known as Black-fellow’s Hemp, as it was extensively used as a source of fibre.
In Bundanon for a week, the starting point of a project which sparked off from your involvement with SiteWorks (please click the link to know
the served meal, originally uploaded by the weed one. The steak came from a friend about to go in holiday, either you took it or
a visual essay of a friend’s garden, overgrown, and now curated by Mickie and Amity. In it thrives a mixture of botany, from declared weeds
King Lear Act 4, scene five CORDELIA: Alack, ‘tis he! Why, he was met even now As mad as the vexed sea, singing aloud, Crowned
From here Thanks to PFAF for the amazing work This paper was sent into PFAF by Martha Díaz-Betancourt Weeds as a future source for human
Oh well, however nutty might sound, this guy present it with data and charm: Stefano Mancuso: the roots of plant intelligence From here
Natural Bitterness from Patrick Jones on Vimeo. a short video poem by Patrick Jones, permaculturalist, spoken word artist, poet, blogger, father, all of which in
nettle soup, originally uploaded by the weed one. Bundanon, the place of the deep gullies.. Here for a 10 days collaborative experiment, joining science and
jo and solanum, originally uploaded by the weed one. Images from the Weedbook Tour of Harold Park. Great day, lots of fantastic botany and a
Quite simply because you formed your political opinions in the years of No-Corporate-Globalisation.. Late nighties, early noughties, when there was an enormous amount of uprising
Just out, a short sketch on the exhibition In The Balance, you get to talk about weeds, Lucas Ihlein about what it means to produce
green pastures, originally uploaded by the weed one. A few images from the first weedbook tour. This one was at The Domain, just outside the
WeedyConnection project by Diego Bonetto is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License
Stringy bark, meeting the canoe tree a video by the weed one on Flickr. This is the tree we are going to use. We went
This is an adaptation of a recipe found on Piante Selvatiche by C Gamacchio. On it there was a risotto style dish with main ingredients
a canoe actually. Setting off early tomorrow morning for a mini-residency at Bundanon, about 3 hours south of Sydney, on an historic property now managed
So, the reason why Spring in Australia starts on the first of September is due to an army rule dating back to the start of
the article , originally uploaded by the weed one. Thanks to Michele Margolis for the writing in Permaculture Diary. Get your copy from here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Permaculture-Diary-and-Calendar/225706180797007
A recent article on the New York Times, appearing front page, is casting light on the practice of foraging, the growing reality of it, and
The Last Stand of the Wild Flowers, as it appeared on the Independent a few years back. A poetic ode to weeds: To judge by
An article about a recent tour of your in Chippendale appeared on the CityNews, by Millicent Caffrey. It follows a 6 seconds appearance on mainstream
This post will be convoluted, introversive and overall ranting away while feeling the need of barking, loud. You have been invited by the Weeds Society
delivering a basket of Saffron Milk Caps in exchange for a gift voucher. Amity from Alfalfa food cooperative eagerly accept the booty for a no-cash
It’s nearly Autumn, or like, what you would call Autumn. Sure enough the olives are turning green, juicy and readying themselves. You’re talking about the
indeed, you laughed. While looking around in your connections you seldom come about new things/people/corners in the wide web.. little windows into someone else’s media
You have being lucky lately, lucky enough to collaborate with one of the most interesting up n coming chefs of Sydney, and a creative Food
It is likely, according to Jim, that the alluvial flats of Bundanon and adjoining properties had several Brush cherries Sygyzum penniculata. Now there are only
we went to collect a young Brown Kurrajong, Commersonia fraseri, also known as Black-fellow’s Hemp, as it was extensively used as a source of fibre.
In Bundanon for a week, the starting point of a project which sparked off from your involvement with SiteWorks (please click the link to know
the served meal, originally uploaded by the weed one. The steak came from a friend about to go in holiday, either you took it or
a visual essay of a friend’s garden, overgrown, and now curated by Mickie and Amity. In it thrives a mixture of botany, from declared weeds
King Lear Act 4, scene five CORDELIA: Alack, ‘tis he! Why, he was met even now As mad as the vexed sea, singing aloud, Crowned
From here Thanks to PFAF for the amazing work This paper was sent into PFAF by Martha Díaz-Betancourt Weeds as a future source for human
Oh well, however nutty might sound, this guy present it with data and charm: Stefano Mancuso: the roots of plant intelligence From here
Natural Bitterness from Patrick Jones on Vimeo. a short video poem by Patrick Jones, permaculturalist, spoken word artist, poet, blogger, father, all of which in
nettle soup, originally uploaded by the weed one. Bundanon, the place of the deep gullies.. Here for a 10 days collaborative experiment, joining science and
jo and solanum, originally uploaded by the weed one. Images from the Weedbook Tour of Harold Park. Great day, lots of fantastic botany and a
Quite simply because you formed your political opinions in the years of No-Corporate-Globalisation.. Late nighties, early noughties, when there was an enormous amount of uprising
Just out, a short sketch on the exhibition In The Balance, you get to talk about weeds, Lucas Ihlein about what it means to produce
green pastures, originally uploaded by the weed one. A few images from the first weedbook tour. This one was at The Domain, just outside the
