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All About Aronia: Grow Your Own Superfood Berries

by Amy 3 Comments

All About Aronia: Grow Your Own Superfood Berries — Ready to grow your own superfood? Check out aronia berries, which make an excellent addition to the permaculture food forest, hedgerow, or edible landscape.

Ready to grow your own superfood? Aronia shrubs are low-maintenance, widely adaptable to a variety of conditions, and yield a ‘superfood’ berry. Learn more.

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6 Fruit Crops to Propagate for Free from Cuttings

by Amy 8 Comments

6 Fruit Crops to Propagate for Free from Cuttings: Growing fruit crops is really exciting, but the cost of buying new plants is not. Here are 6 fruit crops to propagate for free from cuttings.

Growing fruit is really exciting, but the cost of buying new plants is not. Here are 6 fruit crops to propagate for free from cuttings.

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12 Perennial Crops to Grow in Wet Soil

by Amy 6 Comments

12 Perennial Crops to Grow in Wet Soil: Wet soil can be a challenge for even the most experienced gardeners. Here are some tips for improving the soil condition and 12 perennial crops to grow.

Wet soil can be a challenge for even the most experienced gardeners. Here are some tips for growing in wet soil and 12 perennial crops to try.

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6 Flowers to Grow in the Vegetable Garden

by Amy 12 Comments

6 Flowers to Grow in the Vegetable Garden: Flowers in the vegetable garden can reduce pest problems and improve biodiversity. Here are the six best flowers to grow for healthy garden crops.

Flowers in the vegetable garden can reduce pest problems and improve biodiversity. Here are the six best flowers to grow for healthy garden crops.

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The Circle Garden Design for Productive Gardening

by Amy 12 Comments

The Circle Garden Design for Productive Gardening: A circular-shaped garden is an excellent way to combine beauty with function while reducing labor. Here's how to design your own edible circle garden.

A circular-shaped garden is an excellent way to combine beauty with function while reducing labor. Here’s how to design your own edible circle garden.

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7 Reasons to Grow Calendula

by Amy 20 Comments

Calendula flowers can benefit soil, repel pests, and aid healing. Here are some of the many reasons this herb is frequently grown in the permaculture garden.

Calendula flowers can benefit soil, repel pests, and aid healing. I’ve been growing Calendula officinalis–also called pot marigold–throughout my garden for years, and can hardly contain my excitement to tell you all about it! Here are some of the many reasons this herb is frequently grown in the permaculture garden.

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See How Easily You Can Create an Edible Landscape

by Amy 30 Comments

Edible landscaping is an easy way to grow food while keeping a front yard beautiful and tidy. This article will help you create a bountiful edible landscape.

Edible landscaping is an easy way to grow food while keeping a front yard beautiful and tidy. Based on lessons I learned from keeping an edible front yard for five years, this article will help you create a bountiful edible landscape.

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How to Plant a Hedgerow

by Amy 21 Comments

A hedgerow can offer beauty, productivity, biodiversity, and much more! Discover how to plant a hedgerow to meet your needs.

A hedgerow can offer beauty, productivity, biodiversity, and much more! Discover how to plant a hedgerow to meet your needs.

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