Unique Edible Plants, Permaculture Gardens and Homesteading
This post cover Permaculture A designers manual Chapter 2 Review. This is the second in a series of 14 chapter reviews on “Permaculture – A designers’ manual”. This review covers … Continue Reading →
This post covers Comfrey Plant Information | A Permaculture Wonder-Plant. Comfrey, Symphytum, is a perennial herb that grows leaves two to three feet tall and has bell shaped flowers. It is … Continue Reading →
This blog post, Tour of the Farm, will be brief as it is mostly embedded video from YouTube. This past weekend I went out to the Farm and took some videos … Continue Reading →
This post provides Nanking Bush Cherry Plant Information | Unique Edible Plants. The Nanking Bush Cherry, Prunus tomentosa, is another unique edible plant, in bush form, that is showy in … Continue Reading →
This post covers Kousa Dogwood Fruit Recipe An Unusual Edible. Three weeks ago I wrote an article called Cornus Kousa Fruit is Edible. Since then I have received feedback from … Continue Reading →
This post covers Permaculture A designers’ manual Chapter 1 Review. As discussed in the article So What is this Permaculture Stuff I plan on doing a review on each chapter in … Continue Reading →
This post covers Sassafras Plant Information | A Very Unique Plant. Sassafras is a deciduous tree that can be found natively as far north as southern Canada and from the … Continue Reading →
This article is about how to Winterize the Estate | Getting Ready for Winter. I will cover what I do to winterize my pond, pool, outside cold sensitive plants, garden, … Continue Reading →
This post, titled Elderberry Plant Information | A Unique Edible Plant to Grow, provides information on propagation and edibility of this medicinal shrub. Elderberry is another unique edible plant to … Continue Reading →
This article is about My Experience Wwopfing Willing Worker on Permaculture Farm. Last week I posted an article about Wwopfing, what it was and some of the experiences that others … Continue Reading →