Heirloom peas for sale to raise money for the school garden. The kids all planted peas in used juice and milk cartons and sold them at the school assembly. It was a huge success. Next up, fava bean seedlings.
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Here’s something I never knew: When it’s going to be icy cold in Florida, fruit growers spay their plants with water to encase them in ice in order to protect them. The ice insulates the fruits and flowers and keeps them from being damaged. It’s a fascinating world out there! ~AR
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Giuseppe Galli Bibiena - Architettura civile.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lu7jf6Rpoo1qe866ho1_1280.jpg)
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Giuseppe Galli Bibiena - Architettura civile.
Experimenting in his Brooklyn Gowanus neighborhood, designer/artisan Daniel Goers has created Scrap Ecology, a collection of design objects and sculptures created from wood scraps and other found materials, each containing a living component rendering them simultaneously as art, furniture, and ecological habitats.
Goers’s projects, according to the eco-crafter, aim to “rearrange the raw materials of our urban and natural environments into objects with new meaning and purpose.”
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