Urban Grazers T-Shirts

Eat signs.

Maybe I should have measured my garden before going shopping....

"The woman on the fire escape who acted like it was a balcony"

Don't mind us. We're just trying to eat more locally grown food.

"Did I show you my new climbing hydrangea plants, Mr. Fessler?... Mr. Fessler?"

"I'm rooting for the carrots."

"I sure hope there's something good in here. I worked up quite an appetite getting past that raccoon-proof lid."

'Looks like Reginald wasn't kidding when he said he's going to start urban farming on the roof...'

Gerald was convinced his plants could understand...and dig what he was saying!

"Oh, no - not another farmer's market!"

"Yes!" "Excellent!" The Daily Bug City considers pesticides ban

"Hey! Plants are on sale again! Woo-hoo!"

Dog on balconey in city sniffing tree in pot

Gardener with window box and giant slug.

Showing gardening tools to a tower block.

Urban cops protecting a flower growing in the city.

The shadow of a tree is a man about to chop it down.

Gardening new year's plans

You will always find a spot to garden

'See I told you the garden was big enough for a table and chairs.'

"You don't understand, Mom. Our staying in and watching TV is not the same as you and Dad staying home and watching TV in Dayton, Ohio."

urban agriculture

'I don't think we can justify employing a gardener.'

Preserve these Wetlands.

"We’re trying to inject a little pastoralism into our lives."

Welcome to the urban farm. A bit of country in the city.

Painting nature.

"Haay, Tia Carmen, these eggs sure are fresh! What's your secret?"

Feathered frenzy

'A couple of trees, a few shrubs...it started just like any other atrium.'

Paving over the window-box

Leaves falling from a roof garden.

'And this is the secret of how our company gets through hard times: we grow all our own food!'

"Here's my plan. We grow our roots for 30 years until they crack the cement, which dismantles the fence. Then we just push it ove and make a break for it. You in?"

'Look dear - the first skip of spring...'