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 gardens.
I too greatly enjoyed reading this series - and, echoing Wendy W., found your reflections at the end about being on the 'honorable path' moving and thoughtful. It's important for us to be reminded that growing food is more than a practical endeavor, that it can be a deeply spiritual experience. That bonanza of squash is gorgeous.
I really enjoyed this series and hope you continue to write. You are gifted with words Ruth! My favourite part was at the end when you talked about abundant yield and that it means more than what you grow!
I too greatly enjoyed reading this series - and, echoing Wendy W., found your reflections at the end about being on the 'honorable path' moving and thoughtful. It's important for us to be reminded that growing food is more than a practical endeavor, that it can be a deeply spiritual experience. That bonanza of squash is gorgeous.
Thank you Sharon. I am glad you enjoyed this series. And that bonanza of squash not only looks gorgeous it tasted great and kept well into the winter.
I really enjoyed this series and hope you continue to write. You are gifted with words Ruth! My favourite part was at the end when you talked about abundant yield and that it means more than what you grow!
I also loved that part and you do have a gift for sharing earth wisdom. Keep writing.
Thank you Marilyn. I will endeavour to keep writing :)
Thank you Wendy. I really appreciate your kind words and the feedback.