http://www.urbanlandarmy.com Join forces, grow food, get skills. Repeat. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 09:17:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.urbanlandarmy.com/?page_id=29#comment-4095 Urban Land Army · Bucket Brigade takes off in 2009! Sat, 29 Aug 2009 17:06:00 +0000 http://www.urbanlandarmy.com/?page_id=29#comment-4095 [...] get in touch if you have questions about hosting a Bucket Brigade of your own and check out the Bucket Brigade page, [...] [...] get in touch if you have questions about hosting a Bucket Brigade of your own and check out the Bucket Brigade page, [...]

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]]> http://www.urbanlandarmy.com/?page_id=29#comment-1680 Wendy Hughes-Jelen Fri, 29 May 2009 02:30:10 +0000 http://www.urbanlandarmy.com/?page_id=29#comment-1680 I am an experienced gardener but moved to a townhome condo in 2007 so do have some challenges with materials storage. I was so tickled to find local volunteers at the West Seattle Edible Garden Sale last weekend (5/23/09). I am on a budget more than ever before so scored a hail-damaged silvery fir tomato plant for $1.69. I came out the door and would normally have passed up the offer but just seeing all those great planting materials and the thought of the time saved in having to go buy soil to plant up my new tomato plant (I only get one per year, since container gardening). So for $1.69 and some fun, I came home with a great plant and all I had to do was water it in real good. Thanks Stu and everyone who helped out that day!1 I am an experienced gardener but moved to a townhome condo in 2007 so do have some challenges with materials storage. I was so tickled to find local volunteers at the West Seattle Edible Garden Sale last weekend (5/23/09). I am on a budget more than ever before so scored a hail-damaged silvery fir tomato plant for $1.69. I came out the door and would normally have passed up the offer but just seeing all those great planting materials and the thought of the time saved in having to go buy soil to plant up my new tomato plant (I only get one per year, since container gardening). So for $1.69 and some fun, I came home with a great plant and all I had to do was water it in real good. Thanks Stu and everyone who helped out that day!1

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