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Monday, January 30, 2012. Blog, though Design Different is still going strong. Why not take a look? Posted by Jeremy Bartlett. Saturday, August 20, 2011. The Urbal Fix - Transforming Cities. This is inspiring stuff -. The injection of countryside, or more specifically; green productivity, deep into the heart of our cities. Sunday, July 24, 2011.
Open free of charge to the public every day from 9. How to find the garden. Download a self-guided tour of the garden.
Forest gardening and perennial vegetables. The Plant Portrait and Methods feeds above lead to articles on the species and techniques used in forest gardening. You can also find a species using the Search box, the Plant Lists. Menu item or the list of names in the sidebar. If the whole concept of forest gardening is new to you, there is a potted explanation here.
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My other interests include music, cinema, literature and photography. PHP, MySQL, Linux, Apache, Nginx.
Born in New York City and currently living in Florida, Jeremy is an international educator, publisher, writer, book designer, and photographer. He has won multiple international travel, research, and teaching awards and grants. In 2014 he completed his Ph. in interdisciplinary humanities, with an emphasis in history. Jeremy is currently accepting job, photographic, and consulting inquiries.
Hello, my name is Jeremy Bassi. I appreciate elegant user interface design and think simplicity should define user experience. I am particularly interested in cloud based computing and iOS design. My favorite programming language is C because of its power and efficiency. You can see my work on GitHub. Head over to my resume. Section to my work experience and skills.