When I found it it was crawling across my wood chip pile on a soon to be frosty night in early November. It was/is looking for a place to hibernate for the winter.
Whenever I find these I say positive vibes to them because it will rest for a few months just like bears, frogs, crickets and anoles.
Learn how the giant leopard moth is a beneath to the urban homestead by booking a tour or hands on learning experience.
Two of my favorite farm inputs: coffee grounds and brew waste. Both add micro nutrients, moisture, bulk and food for the soil critters large and small. An additional plus is every 7 days, 2,500 pounds of these materials don’t end up in the trash (landfill)!
The zero waste lifestyle… priceless.
Lots of people come out to learn how I use these materials to enhance my soil production, improve zero waste practices for our planet and get their hands dirty helping to sequester carbon. Book a tour or a hands on experience. You will be glad you did (bring some friends too).
FYI…all you houseplant lovers that support commercial house plant manufacturing, the soil your plants come in is as non renewable as oil and coal. Period! Please find someone that sells house plants that are in #peatfree soil & non plastic or recycled containers.
Please please please
Book a tour and find out why peat free is the way to be.
It was a good year for growing in #AtlantaUrbanAg.
March 2020 y’all. Sign up for a one hour urban agriculture tour or a two hour hands on learning adventure. We are based in Atlanta. Details at Simple Foods Small Farmz on Airbnb Experience Atlanta.
