July 31st 2016 harvest (Pumpkins, squash, cucumbers, tomato)

1200 square foot apartment garden

Read article at: Meet a Woman Who Keeps 500 Plants in Her Brooklyn Apartment By Dan Nosowitz on July 14, 2016, Photographs by Aliza Eliazarov

 

Gold Berry Tomato harvest (from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds)

The Gold berry tomatoes seen in the pictures were from seeds at Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. You can purchase the seeds here: Gold Berries Tomato | Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. 

 

Zucchini, Yellow Squash, Tomato, Cucumber, Onion harvest

Buttercup Squash, Zucchini, Cucumber, & Tomato Harvest

Late July Garden harvests (Peaches, cucumber, squash, & Chanterelle mushrooms)

Tomato, squash, cucumber harvest with HUGE Zucchini

Harvesting peaches & yellow squash (Early July 2016)

Buttercup squash, capegooseberry, Blue gold tomatoes growing

Huge Peaches & Figs in the Fruit tree garden (Early July 216)

Sunflower growing in the garden

Early July garden harvest (berries, squash, cucumbers)

Ron Finley's gardening project (article)

 Read full article from Real Farmacy at Why Growing Food is The Single Most Impactful Thing You Can Do in a Rigged Political System

"-Decreases dependence on a polluted corporate food system
-Improves health and wellness by providing exercise and nutritious food, freeing us from dependence on a for-profit medical system
-Undermines Monsanto and the agro-chemical industry that is polluting our world and killing bees
-Highlights issues of political control by pitting homeowners and gardeners against government and ordinance makers
-Builds and heals community by providing a place and activity worth coming together over
-Works to repair the damage we are doing to the environment with our consumer lifestyles
-Protects us against insecurity and food unrest
-Facilitates a greater awakening by setting an example for others to follow"