Here or Anywhere Else by Jacki Harrington

We follow our path, or at least we say we do. Redmoonsong is serious about living a low consumption life.



This is a video about Redmoonsong talking about her path to a living in integrity with her spirit. The video was recorded by Jacki Harrington.

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2 Artists and Growing Window Farms.org

You can talk about how bad things are. If you have a lick of sense you can decide that finding answers is a whole lot more productive. Working with others to find a wide range of answers is even better.



Britta Riley and Rebecca Bray are artists who saw that there are better options that damning people to hell. Like maybe combining recycling and giving people the ability to grow their own food?

Here are more details about the project:



For more information about the project and how to get started visit Windowfarms.org

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Pond Plant Girl or What To Do With A Rotten Banana

Part of the joy of discovering how women are using web video is that you will always learn something. Gail Gates has a love for pond plants. On her blog and web site you can get information on starting a water based garden.

But Gail has been known to get into the dirt as well. In this video she is showing what you can do with some laughter, a banana and an artichoke.



For more information about Gail you can visit her website at pondplantgirl.com or if you want answer to questions or to see more videos check out her blog.

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Garden Girl TV - Sustainable Gardens and Videoblogging Green

I discovered Patti Moreno videos years ago when looking for vlog role models. Where there is dirt there is Patti planting something in it. This is a freaking great idea about using garden socks to set up a flower garden.


Patti's commitment and her use of video to promote gardening, sustainable living skills and all things green is amazing. For more information about Patti visit her site at Urban Sustainable Gardens.

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