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Constantinople Quince!
I traveled to the Sierra Seed Cooperative’s seed exchange to pick up the Constantinople Quince I bought from the Felix Gillet Institute. It’s a nice tree – well rooted, lively and healthy. I put it in the ground in the … Continue reading
Posted in Food Forest, Fruit, Propagation, Vegetables
Tagged felix gillet, food forest, fruit, herbs, hugelkultur, propagation, quince, seeds, tomatoes, Vegetables
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Feed Your Soil, Not Your Plants: Cover Croppin’
Cover cropping is, in my view, one of the best things you can do for your soil, and one of the easiest. Here’s how it works: You plant some seeds – I usually use a mix of legumes (vetch, bell … Continue reading
Posted in Food Forest
Tagged cover crop, hugelculture, hugelkultur, legumes, native plants
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Hügelkultur Fruit Tree Mound
In a previous post, I described preparing a future planting site by burying horse food. This weekend, I created an actual, official hügelkultur mound, using a big old rotten log, as well as two other mounds, one filled with forest … Continue reading
Posted in Food Forest, Fruit
Tagged cultural practices, fruit, hugelculture, hugelkultur, permaculture
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Hügelkultur for the Older Horse
I’ve been reading up on hügelkultur, which is the process of creating raised beds over decaying wood. As the wood breaks down, it provides warmth, and increases the water holding capacity of the soil. There’s no shortage of decaying wood … Continue reading
Posted in Fruit
Tagged feijoa, hugelculture, hugelkultur, permaculture, planting, post hole composting, trench composting
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