Comments for The Shouting Hare http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:53:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Urban Agriculture: The Latest Trend is . . . Ancient by Rajan Mistry http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1199#comment-394 Rajan Mistry Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:53:48 +0000 http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1199#comment-394 Good points. Indeed sad that the association with war and depression pushed it out of effect, (well, I think it would have gone out in any case shortly after). But the point is that now that we're in a situation to re-implement urban agri. Personally I think we should've started ten (twelve) years ago by replacing city trees with fruit bearing ones, and not even charging people for the fruit. Nothing is a better incentive than a free piece of fresh fruit. Good points. Indeed sad that the association with war and depression pushed it out of effect, (well, I think it would have gone out in any case shortly after). But the point is that now that we’re in a situation to re-implement urban agri.

Personally I think we should’ve started ten (twelve) years ago by replacing city trees with fruit bearing ones, and not even charging people for the fruit. Nothing is a better incentive than a free piece of fresh fruit.

]]> Comment on Urban Garden Design for a Historic Home by admin http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1317#comment-392 admin Thu, 15 Mar 2012 18:29:02 +0000 http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1317#comment-392 Thanks for letting us know you like the design! There is another gravel garden on our website that you may also like: http://www.hoerrschaudt.com/residential/city-garden.php It is also somewhat enclosed and focuses inward to enhance a feeling of privacy. Thanks for letting us know you like the design! There is another gravel garden on our website that you may also like: http://www.hoerrschaudt.com/residential/city-garden.php
It is also somewhat enclosed and focuses inward to enhance a feeling of privacy.

]]> Comment on Urban Garden Design for a Historic Home by Chris Marshall http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1317#comment-391 Chris Marshall Wed, 14 Mar 2012 15:42:21 +0000 http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1317#comment-391 Those are some spectacular designs! I really like the gravel garden. So simply and it works well within the confines of the space. That's a great idea that I'm going to pass on to our landscape design team. Those are some spectacular designs! I really like the gravel garden. So simply and it works well within the confines of the space. That’s a great idea that I’m going to pass on to our landscape design team.

]]> Comment on News: Bradley University Campus Landscape Creates New Campus Quad by Gerald Ennis http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=763#comment-390 Gerald Ennis Fri, 09 Mar 2012 19:16:30 +0000 http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=763#comment-390 My old ROTC, Military Science and Astronomy building never looked so good. Being on the drill team our Saturday drill field was the old Robertson parking lot next door. Jerry Ennis(61) My old ROTC, Military Science and Astronomy building never looked so good. Being on the drill team our Saturday drill field was the old Robertson parking lot next door.
Jerry Ennis(61)

]]> Comment on A Call to Urban Agriculture by Dave Mucha http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1178#comment-388 Dave Mucha Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:39:07 +0000 http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=1178#comment-388 http://www.nnms.org/montessori-in-action/farmessori/ http://www.nnms.org/montessori-in-action/farmessori/

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]]> Comment on Thresholds in the Garden Landscape: Garden Steps by Reuben Huffman, APLD http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=941#comment-361 Reuben Huffman, APLD Fri, 02 Dec 2011 17:16:46 +0000 http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=941#comment-361 Excellent work and photography! So nice to see the various styles executed so well. Your Creator has gifted you folks immensely, and blessed you with skill and vision beyond the scope of many. Excellent work and photography! So nice to see the various styles executed so well.
Your Creator has gifted you folks immensely, and blessed you with skill and vision beyond the scope of many.

]]> Comment on Sustainability in the Landscape: Traditional Design and Green Solutions by Realigned: How to ‘Move’ Architecture with Landscape Design | The Shouting Hare http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=99#comment-360 Realigned: How to ‘Move’ Architecture with Landscape Design | The Shouting Hare Mon, 28 Nov 2011 23:07:15 +0000 http://hoerrschaudt.com/blog/?p=99#comment-360 [...] the first phase of this project, which you can read about in an earlier post, this project utilized permeable concrete panels and limestone pavers to enhance the historic feel [...] [...] the first phase of this project, which you can read about in an earlier post, this project utilized permeable concrete panels and limestone pavers to enhance the historic feel [...]

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