Permaculture Garden Food Forest with Compost and Leaf Litter to Make Your Yard or Farm More Fertile скачать в хорошем качестве

Permaculture Garden Food Forest with Compost and Leaf Litter to Make Your Yard or Farm More Fertile

I discuss the many ways to create compost to make your yard more fertile and sustainable for free. In order to have a sustainable permaculture food forest, you should encourage fertility by creating compost. I practice organic farming and sustainable permaculture. This means you create no waste. All yard waste is recycled back into the soil. Soil health is the most important part of a healthy permaculture food forest system and easily processed in Florida where it is hot and wet. I discuss the many ways to bring in fertility to encourage healthy gardening and plants. Food forests require planning. You want to situate your plants in such a way as to not shade your yard. Planting on the north side of the yard, or in areas south of buildings, roads and driveways so that the shade is cast on hardscapes is considered. Wet areas are also addressed. You should try to have as much diversity of plants and plant in such a way to allow plantings to thrive together. This is all about soil building, soil health and creating compost in an organic permaculture garden. My Florida Permaculture food forest is extremely fertile. I practice organic permaculture and sustainable gardening. I choose plants appropriate for my growing zone 9 or growing zone 9B in order to maximize productivity. My permaculture garden also includes flowers to attract pollinators, mixed with foods I can grow easily. I love farming and fork to table. To make this work easier, I plant mostly perennial garden plants with fewer annuals. Southern gardens have longer growing seasons. Hot weather gardening is different but easier in that you can improve your soil much faster gardening in the south. I discuss the many ways to make your yard more fertile and sustainable for free. In order to have a sustainable permaculture food forest, you should encourage fertility. I practice organic farming and sustainable permaculture. This means you create no waste. All yard waste is recycled back into the soil. Soil health is the most important part of a healthy permaculture food forest system and easily processed in Florida where it is hot and wet. I discuss the many ways to bring in fertility to encourage healthy gardening and plants. Food forests require planning. You want to situate your plants in such a way as to not shade your yard. Planting on the north side of the yard, or in areas south of buildings, roads and driveways so that the shade is cast on hardscapes is considered. Wet areas are also addressed. You should try to have as much diversity of plants and plant in such a way to allow plantings to thrive together. This is all about soil building, soil health and creating compost in an organic permaculture garden. My Florida Permaculture food forest is extremely fertile. I practice organic permaculture and sustainable gardening. I choose plants appropriate for my growing zone 9 or growing zone 9B in order to maximize productivity. My permaculture garden also includes flowers to attract pollinators, mixed with foods I can grow easily. I love farming and fork to table. To make this work easier, I plant mostly perennial garden plants with fewer annuals. Southern gardens have longer growing seasons. Hot weather gardening is different but easier in that you can improve your soil much faster gardening in the south.