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Home 2014 January

Month: January 2014

Garden in the Snow!

Blake Ketchum January 29, 2014 February 16, 2016Guerrilla Gardening

Seed Bombing is a 4-season activity It’s mid-January as I write, and a stiff breeze buffets snow around the naked stems of grass in my nascent prairie restoration project. I am SO looking forward to spring! But the snow isn’t going to keep me from gardening. Maybe the cold will. There…

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Seed Ball Recipes: Some Considerations

Blake Ketchum January 14, 2014 January 10, 2016Guerrilla Gardening
Seed Ball Anatomy

Recipes: Basic Seed Bomb Recipe or Advanced Seed Bomb Recipe Related: What kind of seed ball to buy Many folks that are interested in seed bombing are do-it yourself types and are considering making their own. I’m that way about most things. I thought I’d write a post about what to look for in…

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Dr. Gro Torsethaugen, Plant Physiologist

Blake Ketchum January 7, 2014 January 10, 2016Ecology, History, Interviews, Native Wildflowers 0
Sod roof on a traditional Norwegian Structure.

Dr. Gro Torsethaugen is a Norwegian plant physiologist. She earned her PhD from the University of Oslo, where she also taught. Currently, she teaches at both Penn State University and University of Maryland University College and resides in Howard, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Bill Fatula (of Mudslinger fame), and son…

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