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Urban Sustainable Living is published by Patti Moreno the Garden Girl. She started gardening in 1998, as a way to not only eat healthier, but also to lose the weight that she had gained during her recent pregnancy. Her frequent shopping trips to the gardening supply aisles of a local home improvement warehouse earned her the nickname Garden Girl from one of the stores sales associates. After much trial and error, Patti was able to transform the backyard of her Boston home into an in-town garden that now produces almost all of the food her family eats. Her farmette has become a focal point within her inner-city community, a place where she shares her knowledge and passion for a concept she calls Urban Sustainable Living with hundreds of her neighbors, young and old alike. Patti's success serves to encourage both city-dwellers and suburbanites to take full advantage of their decks, patios, balconies, rooftops, even indoor bookshelves and turn them into sustainable gardens
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Patti, the Garden Girl, moves her Bantam chicken tractor around her front garden.
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By: Guest 6 months ago
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I grew up on a farm a long time ago, but I am interested in how you are doing these things in a city neighborhood.
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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how do I find part 2?
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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I loved this video...I was offered a black Bantam chick and didn't realize what I got. I found this site and now know they lay colored eggs. Sounds great and I think I will get more chicks. Also love Patti's personality...remind s me of a best friend.
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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i like chickens dont eat them if you know the ckicken.
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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The late, great Joe Polaischer of Rainbow Valley Farms, Matakana, New Zealand would have said you'd be better off naming them "Wednesday" ; and "Lunch" and "Dinner."
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