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Forest gardening is for the birds
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Emergence: a photo essay of a black walnut grove
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January 2023

Emergence: a photo essay of a black walnut grove.
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December 2022

'Use and value diversity' (Permaculture principle 10)
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September 2022

Some science to back up what I am seeing with my own two eyes
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Observe and interact with Nature.
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August 2022

Establishing food growing zones and regenerating soil on your homestead, farm, and in your backyard!
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July 2022

I started writing this three-part series with the intention of exploring the benefits as well as identifying some of the pit-falls of hugelkultur…
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It was during my second gardening season at the cabin in Lake St. Peter, Ontario when I gained a first-hand understanding that hugelkultur gardens…
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June 2022

For over a decade I have been making hugelkultur gardens. I started accident — by making gardens out of the piles of composting weeds and woody debris…
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Welcome to my first newsletter! With the gardening season in full swing here in Unama’ki (Cape Breton, Nova Scotia), most often the days don’t seem near…
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This is Ruth’s Newsletter, a newsletter about Forest Gardening, Permaculture, Earth Spirit.
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