
I know I have documented my love for the Hastings-Sunrise neighbourhood in these (virtual) pages
before, but today I want to share some more 'hood-related info that might also be of interest to denizens of other parts of the city. If you're free this coming Saturday (June 23rd) you may want to check out the
2011 Summer of Sustainability Garden Tour, a self-guided jaunt through the neighbourhood to specific residential gardens that focus on various aspects of sustainability. Not only is the tour geared towards good things like xeriscaping, beekeeping, veggie gardening, and backyard chickens, but there are interesting workshops, snacks, seeds for winter gardening, the voyeuristic pleasure of snooping around in other people's yards,
and it's free! Awesome!
Sadly, it's the same day as the Slow Food Vancouver cycle tour of farms in
Agassiz, for which I bought tickets ages ago. Since I won't be around to check out the Backyard Garden Tour myself, I expect a full report from someone next week!
2 comments:
The snap is too small but i could guess it would be Green Cabbage!
Nice field work out there must have done a lot of efforts...
This is a quickie snap I took last year of a yard about two blocks from my house. It belongs to an elderly Italian couple who farm *every inch* of it. I don't have a photo, but this year they built a huge, chain-link enclosed "yard" for the chicken coop, which now always has at least three hens scratching around happily in it. I love it!
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