Annie Novak is one of the hot-shots of urban agriculture, and she’s written a great new book on a subject near and dear to my heart: rooftop agriculture. On Sunday, April 10th from 2-4 pm, if you happen to be in Portland, OR, you should make it your aim to come to Noble Rot, the restaurant where […]
Monthly Archives: March 2016
Smashing Misconceptions
With this post I start a new occasional subline within the blog, similar to Tool Drool, this one about ideas or experiments that somehow remove a mental gardening barrier and open the way for innovation, which as a gardener may mean a longer season, earlier crops, a more bountiful way of growing an old favorite…you […]
Why I Love Chefs….Follow Up to the Edible Lawn
The other day I was discussing the edible lawn/Buckhorn Plantain with one of the Noble Rot chefs, and he was saying that the kitchen staff didn’t feel that the greens were as tasty this year as last, perhaps, he mused, for want of cold. I wondered back to him if they had tried them cooked, […]