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Commenced:	01/05/2008
Submitted:	23/04/2011
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	ES
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Climate zone:	Cool Temperate

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Evolution of Mandala-Lauburu-Garden

Project: Permacultura Aralar

Posted by Victor Barahona about 12 years ago

Evolution of Mandala-Lauburu-Garden: some pictures taken during this summer

Since we did the mandala garden based on the shape of Lauburu we've been taking pictures of how it evolves, we included some below to see how it looks. If you want to know how it was designed and its construction we have two previous articles in which we described in some detail. Later add other one to view more details on how we did the irrigation system, drainage corridors, etc..

The picture below is taken from a window of the house, we see the environment in which it is located. Between the garden and the house is an area full of brambles that we cleaned and prepared to put another garden next year, based on the technique of Sepp Holzer Hugelkultur.

Mandala-Lauburu-Garden I

Here we see a closer picture, in which we see crops in the garden: peppers, tomatoes, carrots, zucchini, chard, arugula, some cabbage and leek. Everything we obtained directly from seed. Some vegs we have problems (lettuce, for example), for that reason we bought sprots to keep trying until we improve the technique. You can also see that the corridors, are not fully prepared.

Mandala-Lauburu-Garden II

The picture below was taken in September, and we can see the chestnut, hazel and oak trees near the orchard, with acorns and chestnuts to fall, this happens here in mid-October. Tomatoes were damaged by mildew, we have not thrown Bordeaux mixture or anything, but it rained some days and that affected them. Neighbors tell me it is difficult to grow tomatoes here, that only does well one year out of five. I hope we can improve the statistical

Mandala-Lauburu-Garden III

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