PERMACULTURE AND PERENNIAL FOOD FOREST DESIGN: Plant Parts 2

Sep 15, 2011

Plant Parts 2

Cherry Tomato

Posted by Daniel Halsey, SouthWoods Forest Gardens at 5:08 PM

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Getting to know your property, the plants you have and those you can grow, is a fulfilling endeavor. With most I am the steward of the land. I give them good soil biology and they do the rest. If I group them in cohesive plant communities, they respond with greater yields. If I encourage the micro-organisms (Fungus and bacteria) , the roots obsorb more nutrients making a pest and disease resistant plant. A stronger plant that gives us more organic food and takes less energy.

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