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Random Acts of Gardening

  • A Country Cottage in the City

    After replacing their static front lawn with a living landscape, this Oregon couple realized becoming the talk of the town was a good thing.

  • Breaking Ground in the U.K.

    Two British organizations make growing possible for landless gardeners.

  • Fruit Trees for Kids

    The Fruit Tree Tour theater troupe teaches sustainability, organic eating and the importance of environmental responsibility to California students.

  • Garden Lessons from Arboretums

    Add arboretums to your urban garden tool kit as handy resources for learning and networking.

  • Green-roof Benefits

    From food to beautiful eco-habitats, green roofs offer numerous benefits to city residents.

  • Hyperlocavore: Making the Yard-share Connection

    The founder of the yard-sharing website Hyperlocavore explains how she uses social networking to connect city gardeners and landowners.

  • Lawn Be Gone

    A lawn-reform organization is dedicated to the environmental concerns surrounding lawns.

  • Lynchburg Grows: Growing Relationships and Produce

    A city farm in Virginia offers job training and harvests some veggies along the way.

  • Neighborhood Fruit

    One website links fruit producers with fruit eaters.

  • Once a Victory Garden

    For 68 years, Dowling Community Garden has put the “community” in Minneapolis community gardening.

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