Sunday, October 10, 2010
How Permaculture Can Double Your Garden Produce
In today's episode Becky shows you how to make a permaculture garden.
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In today's episode Becky shows you how to make a permaculture garden.
#210
In today's episode Becky shows you how to make a permaculture garden.
#210
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Wonderful. Could you use the "used"hay from the animals instead of the wood chips?
ReplyDeleteHi Kat, yes I did use (pasture scraps) hay and manure. I love the wood chips because they break down slow, and I needed to make it deep. I also love the card board and paper, like my circle a word books when I finish.Becky
ReplyDeleteKind of like lasagna gardening, with a little bit of a twist. I may do this next year when the garden is done producing to compost through the winter. Thank you for the video blog!
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