We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources!
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We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources!
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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: May 2014
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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! 2014 Fruit Tree Project activities are coming soon! We are very excited to get back out there for a great year of harvesting and canning!
HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: November 2011
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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! While Fruit Tree has officially wrapped up for 2011, we are still dabbling here and there with canning / preserving workshops. Posted by K Dobler.
HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: September 2013
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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! A small but dedicated group of volunteers headed to School Sisters of Notre Dame on Saturday September 28th and harvested from their apple trees.
HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: October 2011
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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! Posted by K Dobler. 25 hours 4 volunteers = 52 bushels of green peppers. Volunteer Elysia showing off her perfect pepper. Apples on the Weekend.
HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: September 2014
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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! The fruit tree project on CHCH. We were interviewed on CHCH this past week. Check it out! The fruit tree project. What Fruit Tree has been up to.
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Fortuitously Frugal: CSA Week #6
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Striving for balance in a simpler, greener, more frugal way of life. Monday, November 23, 2009. Realising this blog won't write itself, I figure it's time. I'll admit I'm hesitant since I'm feeling a little guilty about my progress with our veggies. My reason for blogging about our experience with a weekly Community Supported Agriculture share was to force me to be accountable and push me to use it wisely. Thank goodness for that, otherwise we might have long been buried in rotting produce. Yams (1) 470 g.
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Fortuitously Frugal: January 2010
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Striving for balance in a simpler, greener, more frugal way of life. Saturday, January 16, 2010. CSA Weeks 10, 11, and 12 - The End! Well, my CSA share has ended. I've many thoughts on the issue (the subject of a future post), but first I'll summarize the haul. FrugalMaman's Fall CSA Box Week #10. Bananas (4) 904 g. Lettuce (1) 178 g. Banana Peppers (8) 274 g. Carrots - large (5) 1.239 kg. Onions (2) 501 g. Potatoes (3) 542 g. Spring Mix (bag) 144 g. Mushrooms (bag) 112 g. Green Beans 573 g. It seems tha...
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Fortuitously Frugal: August 2009
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Striving for balance in a simpler, greener, more frugal way of life. Thursday, August 20, 2009. Locally delicious or how much do you know about your meal? I just finished the most wonderful meal. It was simple, quick, inexpensive and sooo delicious. Now, I have to admit that part of the reason it was inexpensive was that my mother had given me some of the ingredients most of which were bought from local growers at the Milton Farmer's Market. So, what's the big deal? A family-run farm located outside King...
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Fortuitously Frugal: February 2011
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Striving for balance in a simpler, greener, more frugal way of life. Thursday, February 17, 2011. It seems that lately all I think about is food. I admit I'm a little compulsive since declaring us a flexitarian family. At lunch yesterday, I realised I had an overwhelming choice of delicious options in my kitchen - leftover butternut squash lasagna. Vegetable samosas, split pea soup, masala hummus (thank you Julie for introducing me to this! Strawberry banana green smoothie. I already can't consume as muc...
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Fortuitously Frugal: Loving my green power!
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Striving for balance in a simpler, greener, more frugal way of life. Friday, July 22, 2011. Loving my green power! Late one recent night, I couldn't sleep and on a whim downloaded a Kobo e-book for my iPod Touch (I can't put into words how much I love this little device). I must say that e-books are frighteningly easy to buy. Just two or three taps and it's yours! Green for Life - Kobo. What was this fascinating read? Green for Life" by Victoria Boutenko. I've mentioned this book in another post. After o...
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Fortuitously Frugal: Green Smoothies
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Striving for balance in a simpler, greener, more frugal way of life. Friday, February 11, 2011. About a year and a bit ago. I was "inspired" to try making green smoothies. I'd read a post about The Wonder of Green Smoothies. However, my fear both of drinking one and of making my little breastfeeding guy gassy prevented me. Today, my no-longer-breastfeeding guy and I made one. This is what went in:. 6 -8 leave romaine lettuce. 3 cups chopped mango (I used thawed frozen mango). Juice from 1/2 lemon. K curr...
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Fortuitously Frugal: January 2011
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Striving for balance in a simpler, greener, more frugal way of life. Thursday, January 13, 2011. Last night I dug out some frozen shredded zucchini. It was from our garden. In 2009! I thawed it, rinsed it, drained it, squeezed it (to remove some of the extra water), and it was just fine. I used it to make a family favourite: Zucchini Bread. It's from my beloved Betty Crocker cookbook. I've had the book since about 1998 and it has so many good recipes. Photo from BettyCrocker.com. Contains values that elu...
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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT
HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! The fruit tree project on CHCH. We were interviewed on CHCH this past week. Check it out! The fruit tree project. What Fruit Tree has been up to.
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