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A multi-dimensional, interdisciplinary project which examines a sustainable,agricultural practice as it relates to the barter system, while referencing the patron/ artist relationship. 5 large gardens were created, producing all types of vegetables and even fruit. Artists work in the garden in exchange for a bag full of recently harvested produce.
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- There are lots of little holes in the eggplant lea...
- Finally Eggplant
- Bell Peppers--yes!
- Not as hectic in the garden as it was a few weeks ...
- Only 3 of us working in the garden today, but we g...
- Basil & Italian parsley pesto-mmm good!
- Goat Cheese & Tomato/basil on baguette rounds
- Basil pesto, zucchini, peppers and more!
- A Great Success!
- So much to do. The Harvest Dinner is tomorrow. 2...
- Harvest Dinner
- Crashing Computer
- I just watered today, picked a tomato and got rid ...
- Winding down?
- Just watered my plants and cut a few more tomatoes...
- Labor Day
- It's a Holiday Weekend!
- Seeing is Believing!
- I cut back a lot of the squash, cucumber and zucch...
- So I've Been Complaining About Insects!
- Happy gardeners!
- Gardening Day!
- DE & other exciting things
- Big Caterpillars
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NOW THATS WHAT I CALL PRODUCE!
ReplyDeleteSeeing photographs and reading about the garden has given me a new appreciation for those things that grow while we are busy living our lives. I look at the vegetables and fruits as individual prizes instead of something thrown in a bag at any random market. Thanks Linda for creating such a tasty and beautiful garden!
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