Welcome to Earth Friendly Gardening, a blog about gardening, particularly sustainable gardening and more recently, permaculture. I’m interested in how gardening is related to nature and natural ecosystems, and the connection between people and earth, water, and sky. Here, I hope to share resources and information on how to garden in a more “earth-friendly” (sustainable) manner.
I also blog about nature, ecology, conservation, and agriculture. You’ll read about sustainable farming and living, local food, native and invasive plants, trees, the links between human and consumption and natural ecosystems, and other environmental and nature-related issues.
I hope you enjoy Earth Friendly Gardening! Visit often, and feel free to contact me at caroline [at] carolinebrown [dot] com if you have any suggestions or comments.
About Caroline Brown
Earth Friendly Gardening is written by Caroline Brown. I’m a freelance writer, rat race refugee, nature lover, and gardener who lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina with my husband and cats.
I’m a Master Gardener-in-Training with the N.C. State University Cooperative Extension Program. Besides North Carolina, I’ve gardened in Colorado, California, and Rhode Island. Previously, I was a University of Rhode Island Master Gardener, URI Master Composter, RI Tree Council Tree Steward, and RI Rivers Council Watershed Steward.
All content on this site is copyright 2006-2011 by Caroline Brown / Earth Friendly Gardening.
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