Front Yard Veggies
You can’t grow everything you eat, but you can eat everything you grow…About my Garden
I will soon add a basic drawing of the garden layout that will be the framework for how I garden. Notes to myself: asparagus section, strawberry section, herb section, asparagus section, alliums, greens, Bess’s area.
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au0rey wrote @
Ehhh…dont you get people or animals coming to ruin or steal the veges that you grow on the front? They are so exposed. My frontyard is very exposed too and I worry about this problem.
Jeanie Aguilo wrote @
Hi Chris,
My name is Jeanie Aguilo and I am a senior at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona working towards my bachelor’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning. I am currently working on my Senior Project, along with my group member Jerome Joaquin, with our topic on Small-Scale Urban Agriculture with a focus on Edible Gardens. Our interest in sustainability as well as thinking outside the box led us to researching community gardens. We stumbled upon your work in Pasadena from reading last August’s Planning article titled, “Lawn Be Gone.”
We are very interested in incorporating you as one of our prime examples of small-scale urban agriculture in our Senior Project as well as using your own edible garden as a key case study in our research. It would be a great honor to work with you and to exchange ideas and thoughts in regards to edible gardens in general.
If you are interested in helping us with our project, please email me at jiaguilo@gmail.com and we can continue to further our communication from there. Thank you so much.
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Hey Chris,
I lost the email address you gave me at the fair in September? October? Does you CIT mail get forwarded to you? I sent you an email at that account, but don’t know if it’s still active.