Sidewalk Farms is open for business
It’s official…we have seedlings for sale starting this weekend, May 18th. Below is the email we sent out to our friends and neighbors announcing the next phase of our urban […]
Sidewalk Farms Blog in Rye Eats Local e-newsletter
Sidewalk Farms has begun writing a blog for the Rye Eats Local e-newsletter. The newsletter comes out at the beginning of each month. You can visit the Rye Turning Green […]
Seed Starting Resources
Does anyone know Dr. Tomato, a.k.a. David O’Conner, who lives right here in Barrington, NH? He is a local grower who likes to push the envelope when it comes to […]
Bees at Sidewalk Farms
Here at Sidewalk Farms we have talked for several years about learning to keep bees and have even taken a few introductory classes but have not had the time to […]
The Victory Garden of Tomorrow – Great Posters!
I recently visited The Victory Garden of Tomorrow website and I love the posters he has available. In fact, I just ordered two. I like his philosophy about food and […]
Sidewalk Farms Chickens
In the fall of 2009 my daughter Carly and I started talking about getting animals for the farm as a food source and as a source of manure for the […]
Extending the growing season with an indoor greenhouse
Every spring I start my own seedlings for almost every vegetable I plan to grow that summer. Over the last few years as the farm has grown and I have […]
Strawberries in late May / early June
At my urban farm, I have strawberry plants that grow directly next to the sidewalk. The plants along the sidewalk are truly an example of Permaculture for two reasons. First […]
Choosing a Home Garden Site
Here is a link to a valuable growing information PDF covering Choosing a Home Garden Site. This information is provided courtesy of the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension. Choosing […]
Timing Vegetable Transplants
Here is a link to a valuable growing information PDF covering Timing Vegetable Transplants. This information is provided courtesy of the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension. Timing Vegetable Transplants