OK. I haven't really tried it yet. But is anyone interested in some guerilla gardening? Sounds like fun to me.
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I interviewed Erik Knutzen, a Guerrilla gardener based in LA for our blog (the podcast is linked with my name, above). He is a great, great resource, and his book, The Urban Homestead, as well as his blog, Homegrown Evolution, are great to check out if your interested in the subject.
Thanks for the great link, Alex. Your blog is terrific and I immediately added it to my RSS feed. And thanks also for sharing info about Erik Knutzen——I'm intrigued by his work and can't wait to read more!
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