If you scroll down a couple of posts, you'll see the article on architect Fritz Haeg and his campaign to turn front lawns into edible landscapes.
Read more about it in today's New York Times special design magazine, link here for the complete story.
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sometimes it just goes to far all in favour of having a vegetable patch but a lawn is nice to look at and the birds wuite like it as well
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Posted by: steve | March 16, 2008 at 09:49 PM