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What The Weeds? – Installment 2 (Bishop’s Weed)

Posted on July 1, 2016
by Donna Cusano

Aegopodium (ee-guh-POH-dee-um) podagraria (pod-uh-GRAR-ee-uh), Bishop’s Weed, also called Goutweed, Goutwort, Ground Elder, Herb Gerard, English Masterwort, Wild Masterwort, Pigweed and Snow-in-the-Mountain, is an herbaceous perennial ground cover that grows 1 ½ to 2 feet in height and spreads through seed dispersion and rhizomes. It is part of the carrot family (Aplaceae) and grows in shady places. Native to Eurasia, it is…

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What The Weeds?

Posted on May 7, 2016
by Donna Cusano

Weeds. Many avid gardeners battle them all season long, while most of us mow them over, spray them with pesticides, or simply ignore them. The truth is that these plants have long offered humans health and well-being for thousands of years.

Has Timebanking Changed My Life? A Blog Revisited

Posted on January 31, 2016
by Donna Cusano

Originally published in 2014 I live in Media, PA, a small borough just southwest of Philadelphia. The town was named Media since it is situated roughly halfway between Philadelphia and Wilmington, DE. I am originally from here and have seen this small town manage to survive through tough times. In the last few years, a time bank was formed, a…

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Time Bank Media Gets a Reboot!

Posted on January 14, 2016
by Donna Cusano

Time Bank Media is getting a reboot thanks to the new Coordinator, Mary Van Horn, who comes to us from the Free Store volunteer group. Mary’s infectious energy and “get ‘er done” attitude will certainly charge our newly revamped Time Bank working group with fresh ideas on building momentum for Time Bank membership and time hours exchanges.

Manure into your Compost

Posted on October 1, 2014
by Donna Cusano

More Power Per Shovelful If you have access to animal manure, consider adding it to your compost pile to add rich nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium. The animal generated organic matter that eventually will be added to your garden will improve the quality of the soil. However the amounts of each nutrient are highly variable depending on the animal’s…

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