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    • Fruiting vegetables
    • Leaf vegetables
    • Perennial vegetables
    • Root Vegetables
    • Seed vegetables
    • Stem, flower and bulb vegetables
  • Edible and useful plants
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    • Fruiting shrubs
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Tuesday, March 21, 2023

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Using gray water
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Using gray water

Frank Tozer

Gray water is any water that has been used in the house, but doesn’t contain sewage (water containing sewage is known as black water – like the security company). Gray … Read More

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Crop planning, where to plant

Frank Tozer

Once you know how many square feet of each crop you need, you have to decide what crop goes where. It may help to draw a diagram of all of … Read More

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Hugelkultur beds
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Hugelkultur beds

Frank Tozer

A hugelkultur (hill culture) bed is basically a cross between a growing bed and a woody compost pile. The high volume of organic matter at the core helps it to … Read More

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