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N'Credible Edibles
  • San Luis Obispo, CA
  • United States
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Investing in Sustainability by creating edible landscapes. Check out ncredibleedibles.com
October 29
Investing in Sustainability by creating edible landscapes. Check out ncredibleedibles.com
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Investing in Sustainability by creating edible landscapes. Check out ncredibleedibles.com
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October 13
Investing in Sustainability by creating edible landscapes. Check out ncredibleedibles.com
August 24
Thank you Linda. I will do that. It sounds like you hired someone to help you. How did that work out?
August 20
Hi Dawn, Do you have Gaia's Garden? Great book by Toby Hemenway, and it really helps you figure out what to do. Go by my house at 217 Westmont in SLO and check out what Jordan and a work crew did in my front yard. (apologies for the overgrowth......…
August 20
HI, I've just joined your group. I have a small backyard and frontyard I'm interested in changing it into an edible, native oasis. I have two little daughters who would love to help me however I'm new to gardening and landscaping. If anyone would li…
August 20
Investing in Sustainability by creating edible landscapes. Check out ncredibleedibles.com
August 20
Not interested, Thank you
July 22
Investing in Sustainability by creating edible landscapes. Check out ncredibleedibles.com
July 21
June 9
aw dang. oh well.
June 1
the demonstration site was there for a month and we have started taking it down.....
May 31
How long will this be there, or was this just for the show?
May 31

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How might your current work contribute to the Transition movement?
We are creating the conditions for homegrown food and medicine. We do this by using Permaculture Principles to help lead us to the most Sustainable Designs possible. We work with all budgets because its not about the money anymore its about getting everyone growing food and getting reconnected with Mother Earth.
In what ways do you personally identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
We identify with the Transition movement in that we are actually making it happen. Not just in our backyards but in everyone's backyard. We are interested in the Transition Movement because we believe that there will be a need for people to band together and share skills and resources. This is a great tool not only for our local communities but also for the creation of our Global Community.
What background and skills do you bring to this community?
Ma is a certified Permaculture Designer who studied with Larry Santoyo of Earth Flow Designs. Jordan has immersed himself in a life of Permaculture for the past four years on the central coast of California, creating Edible Landscapes in client's yards - even public spaces!

Wo is a certified Permaculture Designer who studied with Bill Wilson, Wayne Weiseman and Mark Shepard of Midwest Permaculture. For the past 25 yrs Meleah has used Permaculture Principles in her life. Meleah has had Edible Landscapes surrounding her most of her life, with emphasis on garden medicinals and culinaries.

Both Jordan and Meleah are experienced advocates of permaculture. They know that 80% of Americans living in homes with access to a yard have the potential for Edible Landscapes. That potential is enormous. We encourage Perennial Landscapes as they take care of themselves and require very little work compared to annual vegetable gardens. How Local Can You Get? How about your yard? FOOD NOT LAWNS!
We volunteer our time to educate the youth by working with our public and private schools from around the county to get their outdoor classrooms in top shape with the resources that we have. The idea is to not have any NDD (nature deficit disorder) in our kids, and reconnect everyone back to Mother Earth.
With the assistance of the MAWO * energies all things are possible.............Plant a Seed Everyday.

MAWO *(The creation from the void is the Ma energy and finishing touches is the Wo) This principle sustains all life.
What aspects of the Transition Town movement most interests you?
We have and will help by creating the awareness in people to Grow Food NOT Lawns.
Your Favorite Books/Websites/Blogs/RSS Feeds for Information about the Transition Movement
ncredibleedibles.com
permacultureslo.ning.com
Your Personal Website (if you have one)
http://ncredibleedibles.com

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At 7:02pm on April 18, 2009, Sandi Brockway said…
Now that you setup a GROUP, could we now know your real names as PEOPLE? Could we change this PEOPLE section to your names, such as, JOE AND JANE SMITH?
At 8:56am on March 15, 2009, Transition East Bay said…
Thanks for doing what you're doing! I'm inspired.
In the East Bay, we're doing something similar: see www.feastbay.org. If you're ever in the area, please let me know so that I can meet you and pick your brain! Jidth
At 2:32pm on February 22, 2009, N'Credible Edibles said…
Tami, I think that my partner already emailed you as and gave you her phone number to call so that she can talk with you about the possibilities.
Thank Jordan
At 10:43am on February 22, 2009, Tami said…
Hi!

I have a huge back yard at this place I am renting. My landlord is totally open to having it converted to a garden.
Was thinking that if you would like, I am offering the yard to you to hold a workshop. It is the perfect place I am thinking, for you to use for any kind of your educations you provide.

If interested, I would be available for you to come look and/or discuss this offer.

Have a fantastic day!
Tami
At 6:52pm on February 10, 2009, Sandi Brockway said…
Edible, IDEA.... see what i did to my membership profile, you can do the same. no limit there. someday i will setup a macrocosm group, when macrocosm actually starts to do something again that is not just transition sites! then just put a link from your profile to your group setup. i am here to help if you need help.
At 11:10am on February 9, 2009, bob banner said…
Welcome to the site Melea and Jordan...

you two are awesome in what you are bringing to this county!!! with food not lawns, putting in food forests, having seed ball workshops, reinvigorating land and soil with mushroom compost, helping out with mud ovens, etc. etc....

I would recommend people who live in SLO county to check out their website and follow their activities and get involved! and check out some of Melea's videos on this site as well to get a feel for the fun and joy that they bring to their projects!

bob
 
 

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