Difference between revisions of "Background & History of Urban Gardening"
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| − | + | == Guerrilla gardening == | |
| − | Activists regenerating urban | + | * Activists regenerating urban wasteland / neglected areas without permission. |
| − | + | * Promotes aesthetic aims. | |
| − | De- | + | * De-toxifies and improves soil. |
| − | + | * Also to grow food and medicinal herbs. | |
| − | + | == Permaculture (permanent agriculture) == | |
| − | Founder Bill Mollison (the first guerrilla gardener planting oak trees in peoples lawns and wastelands) | + | * Founder Bill Mollison (the first guerrilla gardener, planting oak trees in peoples lawns and on wastelands). |
| − | Practical, multi-scale sustainable lifestyle & philosophy | + | * Practical, multi-scale, sustainable lifestyle & philosophy. |
| − | Conscious design of environment and | + | * Conscious design of environment and agriculturally productive systems. |
| − | Integration of landscape and people | + | * Integration of landscape and people. |
| − | Working to imitate nature with evolving system | + | * Working to imitate nature with an evolving system. |
| − | Permaculture can be a | + | * Permaculture can be a guide in having a garden seed rather than fail, through creativity, observation, and resource management. |
| − | + | * Helping the entire community at large. | |
| − | Helping the entire | + | * Where resources are limited, stretching them is a valuable tool. |
| − | + | * Most gardeners will not have an own yard, but can work in zones (a concept from Permaculture). | |
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| − | + | == Help with typical problems == | |
| − | + | * Gardeners often face problems with pests, soil conditions, water, and sunlight. | |
| − | Permaculture lends itself to these problems by answering questions that may arise. | + | * Permaculture lends itself to these problems by answering questions that may arise. |
| − | + | * Eschewing the use of chemicals. | |
| − | Helping | + | * Helping to accomplish one's goal creatively, while doing as little damage to the eco-system as possible. |
Latest revision as of 16:16, 1 May 2017
Contents
Urban Gardening[edit]
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Guerrilla gardening[edit]
- Activists regenerating urban wasteland / neglected areas without permission.
- Promotes aesthetic aims.
- De-toxifies and improves soil.
- Also to grow food and medicinal herbs.
Permaculture (permanent agriculture)[edit]
- Founder Bill Mollison (the first guerrilla gardener, planting oak trees in peoples lawns and on wastelands).
- Practical, multi-scale, sustainable lifestyle & philosophy.
- Conscious design of environment and agriculturally productive systems.
- Integration of landscape and people.
- Working to imitate nature with an evolving system.
- Permaculture can be a guide in having a garden seed rather than fail, through creativity, observation, and resource management.
- Helping the entire community at large.
- Where resources are limited, stretching them is a valuable tool.
- Most gardeners will not have an own yard, but can work in zones (a concept from Permaculture).
Help with typical problems[edit]
- Gardeners often face problems with pests, soil conditions, water, and sunlight.
- Permaculture lends itself to these problems by answering questions that may arise.
- Eschewing the use of chemicals.
- Helping to accomplish one's goal creatively, while doing as little damage to the eco-system as possible.
