NPR: Wanna Garden Online?

Wanna Garden Online?

I've lost about 20 minutes trying to figure out why I'd want to do this and how to describe what it is to you and am bleary eyed from the effort. From what I can gather, it's a site where you can enter data about everything you're growing, track it, share it, picture it...all the kinds of things I don't like to do. But you might, so check out myfolia and let us know if it's useful to you.

By the way, I read about it at GardenPunks, a site I stopped by because -- being well past my own punk years -- I wanted to see what a 21st century punk was.

Answer: EcoPunk.

2:35 AM ET | 12-19-2007 | permalink

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