Onomichi: The Japan Inland Sea Town That Saved Its Own Life, Part II
The second part of a series on a Japanese town and the citizens that have used innovative sustainable lifestyle choices to revitalize the community for residents and visitors.
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The second part of a series on a Japanese town and the citizens that have used innovative sustainable lifestyle choices to revitalize the community for residents and visitors.
Squeaky-clean lawns, picture-perfect flower beds, more non-native plants vs. native ones, excessive use of pesticides and, of course, increased occupation of residential and commercial buildings to accommodate humans have resulted
Editor’s note: This is one in a series of stories about women gardeners in the Rogue Valley. “We must set ourselves to the task of revitalizing the earth. Regreening the earth, sowing seed...
It’s just too hot to work outside mid-day these weeks, so let’s make the best use of the “hot” summer time with these garden-themed books and shows.