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Submitted by mredwood on May 4, 2009 - 8:46pm slow food baking and gardeningI have been on this site for over a month. I have baked all our bread. I can't see buying what I can do cheaper and better except for what I can't afford. I have a raised bed veggie garden. I am going again this spring. In the summer there's not much better than fresh bread & tomatoes or salad or greens or beans and onion. Fresh veggies always accompanied by fresh bread. I would to find a site like this in the gardening area. Fresh loaf is exceptional and that is what I am looking for in the gardening area. I do flowers, but food and getting the most out of my soil is what I am after. Just like the bread and the flour. Thanking you all in advance. Mariah
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Welcome Mariah
Welcome to TFL, Mariah. You will find many people here who share your aspirations.
--Pamela
try here, for
try here, for instance
http://forums.permaculture.org.au/
Taunton Press - Fine Gardening
Fine Gardening has a forum you might like.
http://forums.taunton.com/tp-overthefence/
ClimbHi
Pittsburgh, PA
thanks for link
ClimbHi
Thanks for that link. It looks like a very comprehensive site, a great resource and I am signed up and going.
Mariah
No problem
All the Taunton mags & sites are good. I've subscribed to Fine Woodworking and Fine Homebuilding for years. My Lovely Assistant subscribes to Fine Cooking. Always top-notch publications, with great Web resources.
ClimbHi
Pittsburgh, PA
Have you checked out the Dave's Garden site?
Mariah, Have you visited the Dave's Garden site? DG is a wonderful online community, especially for those interested in gardening. There are many wonderful forums with a lot of good information there.
http://davesgarden.com/
Mariah, Here is another link
Mariah, Here is another link for you: http://forums.seedsavers.org/
This is the gardening forum at Seed Savers Exchange in Decorah, Iowa. I am in complete agreement with you on gardening.
Jeff
gardening sites
Thanks all. Between Taunton and seedsavers I may never get off the computer. So much to read & learn.
Mariah
gardening sites
Mariah,
I grow all our fruit and veg, bake all our processed foods and butcher local animals, curing our meats. We have chickens and a friend up the street has goats that I milk and make cheese from.
I would second Dave's Garden but the best is if you can google for a garden forum or blog in your particular growing region. Where are you located? Seed Savers is great but the seeds are not meant for my climate so I buy from other heirloom OP seed sources. That way I can garden year round with little to no losses since the plants have been tested in my climate.
Good luck to you!
Warmly,
Annette
http://www.SustainableEats.com
Great Book
Hi Mariah,
Here's another suggestion for blending your interests and aspirations:
The Zero Mile Diet - A Year Round Guide to Growing Organic Food by Carolyn Herriot, Harbor Press 2010
Stay tuned to this website and happy gardening/baking!