Vegetable Sheep

Captivated by New Zealand’s vegetable sheep via Anne Galloway (Raoulia and Haastia species, not to be confused with sheep made from vegetables). You can listen to the story of one good sheep captured in Canterbury and sent to the Auckland Museum. If you want to grow these “extremely dense, cushion forming perennial with tightly packed rosettes of overlapping, oblong, gray-hairy leaves,” at home, here are cultivation notes. More beautiful photos and notes at botany.cz.

    • 8 Most Important Doctors by Malcolm Harker via Love PlantLife

    1. 1. Pure oxygen-rich, nutrient dense water and foods
    2. 2. Sunlight and fresh air
    3. 3. Love and laughter
    4. 4. Appropriate exercise
    5. 5. Bare contact with the earth and elements
    6. 6. Firm breathing
    7. 7. Relaxation, meditation, music and sound sleep
    8. 8. Being at peace with oneself and in harmony with the environment

  • The Foodprint Project, a collaboration between Nicola Twilley (Edible Geography) and Sarah Rich, kicks off a series of international conversations on urban foodscapes and opportunities to transform our edible landscape through technology, architecture, legislation and education. First event: Saturday February 27 in NYC.

  • Homegrown Evolution’s self-irrigating planter resources.

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