Health and House
is a blog dedicated to the documentation of the renovation of the hundred-year old house my spouse, Anne, and I purchased in March of 2008, and our health changes during this time. Please visit the blog at http://afternature.blogspot.com/
is a blog dedicated to the documentation of the renovation of the hundred-year old house my spouse, Anne, and I purchased in March of 2008, and our health changes during this time. Please visit the blog at http://afternature.blogspot.com/
domus alvearium and Stasis are projects produced from materials re-purposed from this house’s renovation.
The following was originally published June 10, 2008 at http://afternature.blogspot.com/2008/08/garden-view-june-10-2008.html
This is the view of our garden from our back window. It is the product of approximately one and a half week’s work. The plants are transplants from either my mother’s garden, a friend’s garden, from Craig’s list or from seeds or seedlings. Bricks and lumber and “furniture” were from dumpsters, alleys, Craig’s list, or previous projects. The mulch and dirt were purchased for a total of $30 from Menards and the Home Depot, who periodically sell pallets of torn bags of miscellaneous mulches and soils.