For some years I've been enamoured of the idea to create a forest garden, an edible and fairly low maintenance way to grow food. It's only with this garden that I realised that I had the right conditions to finally create my own mini forest garden border.
Martin Crawford's book is the seminal text for learning about forest gardening, and it was a rare occasion where I read a gardening book from cover to cover. It just has so much information that was written in a straight forward tone, following each step of the process, and offering a large range of suggestions of what plants can be grown in each layer that will suit a range of climates.
My intention here is to show you how you can use the principles of creating a forest garden on a small urban garden scale. I aim to create a space that offers food for myself and for pollinators, that works within my health limitations (I have the chronic illness, ME), and that adds beauty to my small garden, whilst also being low maintenance. Go to full post...
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August 21, 2022 09:37
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The idea of mini forest is very impressive. It can be very healthy for the people of urban areas. https://gardenprofy.com/when-is-it-too-late-to-plant-a-garden/ = may help you regarding landscaping. However, I think we all should take inspiration from this idea.
July 17, 2023 11:51
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