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{{toplink|url=http://www.farmingphilly.com/|name=farmingphilly.com}}[[File:FarmingPhilly.jpg|thumb|right|Mark Thompson, the writer of Farming Philly.]]<blockquote>''Urban Agriculture in the City of Brotherly Love''</blockquote>
'''This blog is about urban agriculture in Philadelphia'''. I started it in the spring of 2014, my second year of community gardening in my new home town.  After a quarter century of gardening in one-and-a-half season L.A., I’ve relished the challenge of gardening in a region where the seasons change dramatically every several months.
 
Here on '''Farming Philly''', I’ll cover this city’s vibrant and diverse urban agriculture and community gardening scene. And I’ll write about how I’m doing in my own backyard and community gardens, and how my garden neighbors and friends are doing with theirs.
 
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the blog's [http://www.farmingphilly.com/about/ What's Farming Philly?] page.
 
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Latest revision as of 18:02, 4 February 2020

farmingphilly.com

Mark Thompson, the writer of Farming Philly.

Urban Agriculture in the City of Brotherly Love

This blog is about urban agriculture in Philadelphia. I started it in the spring of 2014, my second year of community gardening in my new home town. After a quarter century of gardening in one-and-a-half season L.A., I’ve relished the challenge of gardening in a region where the seasons change dramatically every several months.

Here on Farming Philly, I’ll cover this city’s vibrant and diverse urban agriculture and community gardening scene. And I’ll write about how I’m doing in my own backyard and community gardens, and how my garden neighbors and friends are doing with theirs.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the blog's What's Farming Philly? page.