Inside Urban Green: The Saturday Feature: She Turned Her Roof Into A Farm!

July 26, 2010

The Saturday Feature: She Turned Her Roof Into A Farm! - NYPOST.com

It was great to see the New York Post cover Gary Buiso's fine article about Frieda Lim's Slippery Slope Rooftop Micro-farm.

A tree may indeed grow in Brooklyn — but Frieda Lim is using her Gowanus rooftop to grow lemon verbena, echinacia, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant and other delicious produce.

via www.nypost.com

Posted by Greenscaper on July 26, 2010 at 12:57 PM in Rooftop Garden, Rooftop Gardening, SIPs: Sub-irrigation aka self-watering, Urban Gardening, Urban Greenscaping | Permalink

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