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Next steps for the Eat the View campaign?
Replied Apr. 1, 2009
Fruit trees as street trees
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- Where do you live and garden?
- Atlanta, GA
- How long have you been growing food?
- 4-10 years
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 7:58am on May 31, 2009,
Anh Collins said…
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- At 6:41am on April 12, 2009,
Michelle W. Flannery said…
- Hi Pattie. I was reading comments in Roger's discussion, "Next Steps for the Eat the View campaign," and I saw you mention that you are working on our Georgia governor to have a garden. I think that's great! I mentioned the idea to Roger a few months ago to approach governors, but I don't have any possible voice in that area myself, and unfortunately, not enough time to do it. I'm pulled in many directions already. But I told Roger I got the idea to approach governors when I read the obituary for Cornelia Wallace, wife of former Alabama governor George Wallace, who died in January. She very actively urged citizens to plant vegetable gardens to be more self-reliant. Several state representatives joined her in in planting a garden in the back yard of the governor's mansion. I thought you might like to know this as it may be a worthwhile story to add to your argument for our governor to plant a garden. Or maybe the approach is through Sunny's wife... or legislators.
Good luck taking on this worthwhile task.
- At 7:00pm on November 22, 2008,
Michelle W. Flannery said…
- I've been reading FoodShed Planet. More to read, but I'm enjoying it. I live in Walton County, east of Atlanta, and I'm interested in what you are doing "in town."
I love chickens too. My family had an assortment of chickens when I was growing up. My mother was particularly fond of her Chinese Silkies, Charlie Chan and Anna May Wong. When I married John 5 years ago he had 3 aging hens that I adored. They gave us just enough eggs to keep John in omlets through the week.
The girls had the run of the yard, and ran to us from every direction when we drove in the gate. I'd raise the hatchback, and they'd jump in to see what we'd brought. They were also responsible for scratching to pieces my first container garden.
They always came running when I went outside, and they'd follow me all over the yard. One, Helen, would run a few steps ahead of me and sit down, blocking my path. This was her way of letting me know she wanted me to pick her up. She and the other two hens loved to be held and stroked.
The girls, as I called them, have all passed on, and we have not replaced them yet. How can we? I'm not convinced we will have any as wonderful as they.
Having said that, however, I know we will probably get chicks in the spring. We've been talking about it on and off for 2 years, and my husband is growing anxious for fresh eggs.
- At 2:49pm on November 22, 2008,
David de Smit said… - Thank you for both of your websites; I really admire them. They are great models and demonstrations of how to start making a difference in the food chain from the bottom up. Start local.
- At 6:02am on September 27, 2008,
Pattie said… - Check out my new 15-minute weekly radio show, Brown Bag Lunch with FoodShed Planet! The link is on the sidebar at www.foodshedplanet.com
- At 6:46pm on September 26, 2008,
Frank said… - Pattie;
We hope to see you when we relocate to Ga.Hopefully within the next six months
- At 1:35pm on February 12, 2008,
The Learning Garden said… - I love the idea of Food Shed Planet! Awesome stuff!
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