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S30·E13 Weston; Keeping it Green Outside

Core Aired December 24, 2008
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Synopsis

The Favat family takes host Kevin O'Connor to see Land's Sake Farm, a local non-profit farm stand where they can get organic flowers, fruits, vegetables, and even timbers for their house. Back at the project house, landscape contractor Roger Cook sets the last of several underground tanks that are part of the rainwater harvesting and runoff control system required by the town. On the back entry porch, general contractor Tom Silva uses a new hidden deck-fastening system to put down composite decking. Upstairs, Tom's brother Dick Silva is cladding a wall in reclaimed galvanized metal to achieve a rustic and industrial feel. Conservation commissioner Brian Donahue shows Kevin how the town of Weston is partnering with Land's Sake Farm to sustainably harvest trees from the town forest for use by its residents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 30 Episode 13 of This Old House air?

Season 30, Episode 13 ('Weston; Keeping it Green Outside') originally aired on December 24, 2008.

How long is Season 30 Episode 13 ('Weston; Keeping it Green Outside')?

The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.

What happens in This Old House Season 30 Episode 13?

The Favat family takes host Kevin O'Connor to see Land's Sake Farm, a local non-profit farm stand where they can get organic flowers, fruits, vegetables, and even timbers for their house. Back at the project house, landscape contractor Roger Cook sets the last of several underground tanks that are p...

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