Blake Lenoir

Are there any domestic silkworms to create our own silk? And could that silk be used for blankets, towels, clothes and pillows?

Anybody tried some dry mulberries and had them in cornbread before?

What's happening! I'm looking to make my wigwam trellis up to 10 feet high for some of my beans and peas to fit their height. Also like to make it 15 feet wide for a few folks to enter. Any material to make it sturdy enough?

One more thing to ask. Has anyone tried to make mulberry silk before?

Could mulberry wood be also be used to build furniture and other things? What's it good for?

Just wanna find the red one to help native wildlife locally and restore my community's ecological past.

Good evening friends! Wanna find out if anybody made a wigwam trellis before. I recently made a tepee trellis before at my community farm and backyard for my beans. How many sticks and stuff to create a wigwam? Which type of tree branches I need to create a safe tepee trellis?  Please reach me if you need me. Take care!

Hello folks! Wondering to find out how we create a hemi marsh or shallow marsh with diverse plant life in a challenging urban environment where there's a history of industrial pollution, habitat fragmentation and waste into local rivers and areas of water. I'd like to draw many types of birds, insects, amphibians and other creatures into our urban wetlands without non native rats and other non native creatures. Please let me know if there are any examples of a rich and diverse wetland habitat in an urban area. Thanks!

Good evening! I wanna find out how we braid sweet grass on our own without anybody's help. I'm either trying to make tea or an air re freshener out of it. Somebody show me to separate the sweet grass into three parts and braid one end from the left to the middle and right side to the middle. Difficult thing on my own. How could we make it perfect? Practice makes perfect right? Please share with me your experience in braiding sweet grass. Good night!

What's up! Wanna find out if there are any true native mulberries available at any nursery and I'm talking about American ones. Anybody know of any sources for American mulberries to help restore the native population and keep the non native in check? How could we separate the non native vs the true native?