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• How to Buy Tame, Hand-Fed Easter Egger Hens from Our Daughter
  on Sep 11, 2015 in Backyard Chickens Beneficial Animals Birds Eliza Garden DIY Home Improvement Livestock Local Eggs Permaculture Permaculture Projects ameraucanas araucanas chickens easter eggers eggs for sale hens laying sale
  This summer our daughter Rain decided to raise the tamest Easter Egger hens and sell them once they were close to laying age. She is selling them for the excellent price of $20.00 each. They are now large and feathered enough to be housed in outdoor...
• How to Build a Permaculture Garden Class, Part 1 & 2
  on Mar 10, 2015 in Classes Community Events Education Eliza Things to Do backyards bamboo class food fruits gardening homesteading permaculture Vegetables water catchment workshop
  This Saturday Eliza is going to be showing a small group of people how to install a permaculture garden by actually doing it — the best way to learn! If you prefer to learn hands-on, this class is going to cover a myriad of permaculture techniq...
• SC Organic Growing Conference Placeholder
  on Mar 6, 2015 in Classes Community Events Education Eliza booth conference farmscape farmscaping fruits grow handouts Heirlooms insects organic passalongs sc sc organic growing conference scool Vegetables
  I taught two classes at last Saturday’s SC Organic Growing Conference — one on farmscaping and the other on southern passalong plants for permaculturists. I promised everyone to put the handouts online, which is still on my todo list. Bei...
• How to Attend Hands-On Classes in Gardens, Kitchens, Forests, and Even a Late 1800’s Cabin
  on Feb 12, 2015 in Appalachian History Backyard Chickens Beekeeping Beneficial Animals Beneficial Insects Butterfly & Hummingbird Gardening Canning Classes Community Events Compost & Amendments Cooking & Preserving Cover Crops Drying Education Eliza Farms Fermentation Flowers Fruits Fungi Garden Design Garden DIY Garden Philosophy Garden Tour General Philosophy Heirlooms Herbs/Spices Hiking Home Improvement Hugelkultur Insects Intensive Space Gardening Irrigation Kitchen Gardens/Potagers Lasagna Gardening Microclimates Miscellaneous Crops Native Plants Nature Nature Study Orchard Shrubs Orchard Trees Ornamental Edibles Permaculture Permaculture Projects Pests & Diseases Propagation Root Crops Seed Saving/Starting Shade/Part Sun Edibles Soil & Fertility Things to Do Trap Cropping Vegetables Vining Edibles Wild Foraged Food Winter Growing appalachian feet mountain arts chickens. hagood mill classes cooking courses farm garden gardening guided tour handson homesteading lectures mountain mushrooms nature walk permaculture skills swamp rabbit cafe and grocery the wheel urban urban farm workshops
  It’s here. The garden classes are in gardens, the cooking classes are in kitchens, the nature study is in forests, the raspberries taste like raspberries, and the snozzberries taste like snozzberries! Photo Caption: My daughter and I inside the...
• Update: Public Permaculture Demo Garden Progress
  on Feb 9, 2015 in Beneficial Animals Beneficial Insects Butterfly & Hummingbird Gardening Charity/Causes Classes Community Events Compost & Amendments Cover Crops Education Eliza Flowers Fruits Garden Design Garden DIY Garden Philosophy Garden Tour General Philosophy Heirlooms Herbs/Spices Hugelkultur Intensive Space Gardening Local Permaculture Sites Microclimates Nature Orchard Shrubs Orchard Trees Ornamental Edibles Permaculture Permaculture Projects Pests & Diseases Propagation Seed Saving/Starting Soil & Fertility Things to Do Vegetables bank community demo eastern phoebe english ivy garden group hugelkultur lamb mockingbird permaculture plant bank progress scups seed and plant bank seed saving sharing society soil weeding wildflowers work day
  When I founded the SC Upstate Permaculture Society I had no idea we’d be this popular, but we’re up to 644 members with multiple people joining each week. If you live in upstate South Carolina (or nearby) we welcome you to join us. Last O...
• News: Eliza on TV, Upcoming Events, and Our Favorite “How To” Articles
  on Dec 12, 2014 in Eliza
  Eliza was on TV Wednesday doing a foraging recipe demonstration (involving a failed attempt to use a hammer) and talking about a couple things happening this weekend with Grow Journey and the Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery’s Holiday Flea Marke...
• How to Have Perennial Food Plants & No Disease for Your 2015 Garden
  on Nov 3, 2014 in Classes Community Events Education Eliza Passionflower Passionfruit (Maypops) Pests & Diseases classes diseases perennial fruits perennial vegetables pests swamp rabbit cafe and grocery
  Okay, maybe not NO disease, but insignificant diseases and pests sounds good, right? Plus, perennial fruits and veggies mean less work for more harvest. Eliza loves teaching the two class topics available this week at the Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Groc...
• How to Attend Our Upcoming Garden Open House (& a Virtual Tour)
  on Jun 9, 2014 in Backyard Chickens Bee Nectar/Pollen Sources Beekeeping Community Events Education Eliza Farms Garden Tour Local Permaculture Sites Things to Do garden open house tour urban farm
  Our garden open house (rain or shine) is THIS coming Saturday! APPALACHIAN FEET GARDEN OPEN HOUSE DETAILS: Drop-in June 14th, 9:00am – 5:00pm Recommended donation of $2-$5 440 Summit Drive, Greenville, SC You may also want to catch Eliza’...
• How to Eat Well While Learning on March 1st
  on Feb 19, 2014 in Classes Community Events Education Eliza Things to Do classes menu sc organic growers conference school scool symposium
  The SC Organic Grower’s Conference just announced their locally sourced menu and it’s worth the price of the ticket just to eat lunch. Photo Caption: The SC Growers School is locally sourcing as many ingredients from their lunch menu as p...
• How to Get Our Email Newsletter
  on Feb 13, 2014 in Backyard Chickens Beekeeping Classes Community Events Education Eliza Farm Stands Farms Garden Tour Local Permaculture Sites Things to Do appalachian feet classes email list open house signup subscribe tour urban farm tour
  Who else can’t wait until spring? I mean, besides our dog… Photo Caption: Ceres had a blast rolling and running in the snow. We thoroughly enjoyed this week’s token snow of the year, but we’re just as excited about next week&#...

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