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UK based projects

UK based projects

Hi everyone, could anyone please list some community gardens / permaculture sites and projects in the UK please? Preferably those that have a body of water and are run by the community.

I’m thinking of things like Westbury Wildlife Park (https://wwpf.uk/) and Campwell Woods (but without the glamping, so closer to its former usage as Cherry Wood) – outdoor kitchens, cooking on fire, growing veggies etc.

Thank you!

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Corbion Joins the Sustainable Shrimp Partnership as Associate Member

Corbion Joins the Sustainable Shrimp Partnership as Associate Member

By Corbion Corbion joins the Sustainable Shrimp Partnership (SSP) as an associate member, reinforcing its commitment to responsible aquaculture and helping advance SSP’s vision of a cleaner, more sustainable shrimp industry.  Corbion, the sustainable ingredients company that champions preservation through application of science, is proud to announce its new role as an associate member of […]

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Is mulch really necessary in a tropical climate?

Is mulch really necessary in a tropical climate?

I’m in Kauai HI, the area I am in is actually considered subtropical because it gets relatively cool at night. But it rains a ton, and does get hot in the afternoon.

I’m planning my garden and hearing how important mulch is. It keeps the soil hydrated and cooler. What are the other benefits of using mulch?

With the amount of rain we get I’m wondering if mulch would keep things to damp? I was thinking of just using that white insect netting on top of the soil to deflect the sun and help keep the soil cool. And the netting would allow the soil to get some air and let it dry out a bit. Is my reasoning correct? Or would a mulch like straw or wood chips be better?

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Wheel cover from a fire truck used as a black tarp to kill grass?

Wheel cover from a fire truck used as a black tarp to kill grass?

Will this leech chemicals into the soil when heated by the sun?

They are similar to the wheel covers from a semi truck. I’m too poor to invest in a proper black tarp and got these tire covers for free.

I want to kill off a section of weeds and grass to begin a native Perennial wild flower restoration project in my backyard next year where toxic chemicals were already leeched into the soil by an automechanic who lived here before us and worked directly over the lawn.

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Can Monarchs Smell Milkweed From 2 Miles Away?

Can Monarchs Smell Milkweed From 2 Miles Away?

Monarch butterflies and milkweed plants share a special bond. Monarchs rely on milkweed to lay their eggs and feed their caterpillars. For gardeners and conservationists wanting to support these beautiful insects, understanding how Monarchs find milkweed is key. A common claim pops up: Can Monarch butterflies smell milkweed from 2 miles away? Let’s explore what … Read More

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Greenhouse Grower to Grower Podcast: Top Insights and Leading Voices From Our First 50 Episodes

Greenhouse Grower to Grower Podcast: Top Insights and Leading Voices From Our First 50 Episodes

This is the 50th episode of the Greenhouse Grower to Grower podcast, and in recognition of that milestone, we want to share some of our favorite insights and perspectives from the conversations we’ve had since launching this podcast.

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