Growing Fruits
“Fine fruit is the flower of commodities. It is the most perfect union of the useful and the beautiful that the earth knows. Trees full … Read More
Rain Gardens
Rain gardens basically are upside down baseball mitts in the ground, water-sinking depressions that come in many shapes and forms. They are simple imitations … Read More
Ecologia Stone Work
Stone in the landscape serves multiple functions. Obviously done well it adds massive aesthetic appeal and year round architecture to the landscape but as … Read More
Edible Architecture
The Art of Espalier, Arbors & Trellis’s – Growing fruit vertically! Growing fruit on attractive supports not only helps the plants thrive and bear abundantly … Read More
Naturescapes
Designing for wild flowers, food and wildlife adds an extra dimension to the landscape. It is an exciting way of gardening and can help our local … Read More
Michael Judd on the Urban Farm Podcast
From the Urban Farm Podcast: Come listen and learn about Michael’s adventure in rural Latin America and what he learned from some Mayan tribes. … Read More
Interview by Margaret Roach of A Way to Garden
Called “the best garden blog” by NY Times, ex-Martha Stewart exec Margaret Roach’s horticultural how-to and woo-woo. Read the interview here or listen below. … Read More
Interview by Ken Druse of REAL DIRT
Michael says that edible landscaping re-enlivens the adventure of creating useful landscapes. His new book, “Edible Landscaping with a Permaculture Twist” digs right in … Read More
Michael Judd discusses his new book on Sustainable World Radio
From Sustainable World Radio: “Have you ever wanted to turn your lawn into an edible oasis? Learn how in this interview with Michael Judd, … Read More
Creating A Suburban Food Forest with Michael Judd
From Northwest Edible Life: “In today’s episode of the Grow Edible Podcast, I chat with Michael Judd, the author of Edible Landscaping with a … Read More