Edible lawn transformation

Craft & Design Energy & Sustainability

Here’s the transformation of a lawn into an edible landscape:

Thanks to Rebekah and Stephen Hren, authors of The Carbon-Free Home, whose lawn is featured in the photos, and Bountiful Backyards for the slideshow.

4 thoughts on “Edible lawn transformation

  1. brad says:

    that is truly inspiring. every year, i plan to have a garden. every year – I do not. (one year i did but a groundhog ate everything).

    maybe next year …

  2. devnull says:

    very nice to see more and more people growing their own veggies.

    i started to grow my own summer veggies 2 years ago, and i can recommend it to everyone!

    you will get to know how vegetables really taste like.

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Luke Iseman makes stuff, some of which works. He invites you to drive a bike for a living (dirtnailpedicab.com), stop killing your garden (growerbot.com), and live in an off-grid shipping container (boxouse.com).

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