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Tabor Tilth: Permaculture in the City

This tour of Connie Van Dyke's urban garden, Tabor Tilth, in Portland, Oregon shows her amazing, integrated system that produces food, fiber, herbs, and fertility on 1/5 of an acre! One of the be...  
 
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Marleyites (1 month ago) Show Hide
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whoa! look at the mushrooms growing in that wood chip mulch. yeah, that's excellent.
klonekollector (1 month ago) Show Hide
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The women kills bunnies, and subjects students to her belief that a bunny is like a carrot. She tries to make a convincing argument that bunnies are no different than a carrot. Really! Carrots don't have eyes, ears or hearts. She is a Typical Oregonian... A passive aggressive hick that makes excuses for killing. "My doctor told me I have to eat meat." What a bunch of crap!
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There's tons of info on the dangers of a vegetarian diet.  Check out Your Own Health And Fitness on kpfadotorg and the UndergroundWellness radio show for starters. Industrial meat is tortuous and destroys the environment.
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I understand the importance of humanure but am reluctant to break the law here...
happybirthdayricha (4 months ago) Show Hide
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"i dont eat my pets; i only eat their babies."

i dont know whether to laugh or cry

great vid, thanks for sharing the abundance of permaculture
leilei1500 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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this is cool!! almost everything in the house and no need to go to the market more often, plus youre eating a non toxic vegies!!!,, im a supporter of these kind of thinking!! good job mam!!!
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Great video--she said that she grows 60%-70% of her food needs from this land...Connie is that right? Is this a full time endevor?
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Beautiful urban food forest!!!
PrimeInfo (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Great video.
How long does it take to grow such garden ?
earthactivistas (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Connie has been there for many years, but you can grow a great garden in a year, or even a few months--the trees and perennials take longer to be established but the annuals will do just fine very quickly.

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