Welcome to Mentionable Edibles: A Food Dialogue! The primary intention of this blog is to share and feed (no pun intended) a passion for food in all its roles and forms. As we learn about food and its inter-action with our lives, we face ethical, political, and nutritional dilemmas, all of which influence the way we live in the world. Mentionable Edibles is my attempt to raise issues, questions, and conversation on these important factors of our world.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
How does your garden grow?
Out of control! Well, not quite, but it certainly is becoming a big square of productivity!
I always forget how bloody big squash gets (and heck, it's only July!). This is just a wee glimpse of the community garden where I am growing my veggies this year. I have been given an 8x12 block of land to do with what I will. I've got it packed full of tomatoes, carrots, peas, various winter and summer squash varieties, beets, my very own ant hill collection and aphid infestations (bleck!), beans, basil, cilantro, lettuce, kale, and on it goes.
Community gardens totally rock my world, and I believe in them wholeheartedly. But as any other organization goes, there are politics. I'm still amazed at how things that seem simple are never really that. I digress. I love that I have a place to grow some food, and I really believe it is a privilege. Lucky me to have such a lovely little spot!
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