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modom (palindrome guy) wrote:
> Do any RFC-ers practice edible landscaping at home? > > http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/1000/1255.html > > Fritz Haeg did a project down in Austin last year as part of his > "Edible Estates" series: > http://www.fritzhaeg.com/garden/init...ates/main.html > > Am I alone in my interest in this idea? I've made an island and palm trees with a double-cheese burger, Belgian fries (needed the crispy outside), and the strategic use of some romaine leaves. Does that count? But seriously, I remember a PBS show a long time ago that discussed that. The guy who's property was used as the demo, was a goo ten minute path around different "islands of herbs, lettuces, edible flowers, corn, mellows, etc. While beautiful, I sure a farmer would had scratched his had, laughed, then gone back to the farm. Had to be a pain in the butt to maintain, expensive to water (a ton of drip systems), and generally a chore to harvest unless you combined harvesting with a morning walk. Bob |
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