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I planted these papayas from seed at the end of May and potted them up into this soil that I dug up from around my old compost bins 2 weeks ago. First time growing papayas so not sure what to expect, but I really want to keep them alive. I’m in zone 10a, it hardly ever gets down to freezing here, and I’ll bring them whenever it starts getting below 10C. Any other ideas of what I could do to get these guys looking a little healthier?
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I’m moving into a place with a high water table. About half the land is wooded. When I walked out, I could tell that a large percentage of the unwooded land is verging on marshy.
What would y’all suggest if I want more than Marsh grass? Does anything edible grow in wet conditions?
Cranberries? Maybe I’ll plant rice lmao.
Edit: zone is 8a sorry y’all. Got overexcited
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Hello everyone!
My partner and I have been getting very interesting in growing our own food. I took some courses on agriculture and politics and I found out about permaculture and regenerative farming then.
Next spring I want to have a better, nicer, garden. This year we only grew tomatoes and peppers as thats the only thing we feel confident in growing.
So I’m looking for book or guide recommendations for completely new farmers. We have a bit of land but of course want to start small as we learn. Thank you so much.
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Here are the November gardening calendars for all Australian climates – Temperate, Cool & Alpine, Subtropical, Tropical and Arid. Use the links below to view monthly gardening calendars or download printable documents. Temperate Climate November Vegetable and Herb Gardening Calendar for Temperate Climate Australia Cool […]
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Hi r/Permaculture! I’ve been running a weekly “Can You ID This Tree?” series on my TreesWizard YouTube channel, focused on native trees and forest observation.
This week’s challenge features a pine growing in New Jersey—can you tell if it’s black or white pine before the reveal? I walk through needle clusters, bark texture, and growth habits to help sharpen tree ID skills. It’s designed for anyone interested in forest ecology, native species, or permaculture design.
Would love your thoughts—and if you guessed right!
🧠 Learn. Observe. Guess. Reveal. 🌱 Weekly tree ID challenges + nature storytelling
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