Okay, I’ve blabbed all over the Internet about my Texas Social Media Award, but this morning RW&G gets a nod from WOAI’s San Antonio Living, too. So, I’m putting up a little note and pic to remind myself of all the fun I’ve had this week!
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March 17, 2010
RW&G Gets Some Regional Press
March 6, 2010
Just so you know…
Each Saturday this spring, I’m spotlighting a different blog on my Facebook page. Wonder who gets the RW&G luv this week? Hint: yardshare. Wanna know the answer? Come take a look!
March 1, 2010
Two GOOD Ideas in Running at Change.Org
I love both of the following ideas, and they’re competing this month online (with others) at Change.org (@change).
• American Farmland Trust (@farmland) has a plan over the next five years that “carves a clear path to a sustainable future for agriculture and our communities, a future in which all Americans can enjoy farm-fresh food on our [...]
February 19, 2010
An Oldie But A Goodie
The very nice folks at Horticulture Magazine (@CoHorts) whipped this graphic up for me last year when I wrote an article for them. It’s so cute that I wanted to bring it over to this new blog.
February 8, 2010
How Do School Gardens Need Our Help?
Alice Waters gets a lot of buzz about her Edible Schoolyards initiative, and Michelle Obama has certainly amped up awareness about school gardens. But we all know that this story, by a teacher, Sarah Bernardi, at the school affiliated with the First Garden, reflects the experience of most American school veg beds.
As one of the teachers involved [...]
February 8, 2010
Saints Garden FTW!
If you’re all amped up on the Saints’ victory tonight, then you might consider savoring the win in your 2010 garden, cher. Some veggies to consider, all of them staples of South Louisiana’s renowned Cajun and Creole cuisine:
Tomatoes
Squash
Okra
Scallions
Cayenne and Tabasco peppers
Sweet potatoes
and, of course, “The Holy Trinity”
Onions
Bell peppers
Celery
For optimal results, check with your local county/parish [...]
