Cloudberry flowering beautiful
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This week, nectar with colour, plants with none, how small differences foster biodiversity and small gardens that bring us together.
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Here’s your chance to get to know the finalists for this year’s Head Grower of the Year award before the winner is announced at Cultivate’25.
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After sharing my agroforesty app here some time ago, the amount of users grew quite rapidly. Thanks everyone that gave me feedback, it was really helpful! I also added a world map feature in which you can share your agroforestry project with others, please check it out!
For everyone that has not seen my previous post. In my application you can design and manage your permaculture project. It is free to use so please give it a try!
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So I’m recently starting to get more and more into gardening and I have recently found out about “guilds”. I’m currently in the process of planting various things that can help improve my soil as I have clay soil that doesn’t drain too well so I’m trying to grow a lot of plants to add biomass so what I have for a garden is not much right now but while doing this I’m enjoying the whole process of learning about these things. I’m learning about composting and vermicomposting as well. I guess my main question is what are some good resources to learn about all these companion planting/guilds? I want to try to build a guild when my soil gets a little better but one problem is I’m in 7b with hot summers and harsh sun so I also need to keep that in mind when finding plants to grow
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