… the ethics of care framework as a way of imagining a food system that cares for Others. We
expand this exploration to the everyday practice of home gardening … on food-related care as a …

… production to the non-commercial sphere of urban gardening—and hence food producing—…
on FSP and care beyond the practice of growing to include sharing of food produce with …

… gardening courses to citizens willing to join, working on the communal garden and learning
how to grow food … people to learn about gardening but aims to take care of the neighborhood’…

… how gardening and gardens fit into the current period of accelerating environmental change,
known, not without controversy, as the Anthropocene. … of eating, growing and connections to …

… The most obvious feature of the Anthropocene is the growing human population and its
demand for energy, food, goods, services and information, along with the need to dispose of its …

… Later Clare tells me that the best food growing practice is ‘walking the garden’. Walking the
garden … Placing the Anthropocene: A day in the life of an enviro-organism. Transactions of the …

… the farms, labs, nurseries, gardens, and allotments they study. … through a framework of
ethical care in an agricultural context. … How to produce enough food to feed a large and growing …

… gardening can and should contribute to sustainable, flourishing, joyful, and even beautiful
ways of life in a ‘good’ Anthropocene.… for crop growing, large arable fields, gardens, groves’,…

… intentional political and activist forms of gardening have so far been … place-based East
European ‘practices of food production, … Growing the beautiful Anthropocene: Ethics of care in east …

… gardens of interest here are the so-called dachas. In the Soviet period dacha gardens became
popular in Central and Eastern Europe … to their gardens for the sake of growing food. As …