Posted by Holly Cook over 11 years ago
Having created sheet-mulch beds I have planted about 30 strawberry plants, several raspberries and blueberries, as well as some grapes. Kiwis have been planted along the front of the house, where they will be a bit warmer and more sheltered. I also buiilt a few raised beds a la Square Foot Gardening, and am looking forward to building several more when the weather warms up again.
Along with another graduate of my PDC who lives locally, a regular meeting group has been established. Recent topics of discussion were soils and hugelkultur.
I am particularly interested in arid areas: swale building soil building and other water catchment technologies. I have planned a trip to the Arizona desert with the hope of finding affordable land that I can test various techniques on. Am considering approaching the Navajo Nation to see if there is any interest/need there. Hopefully photos to follow!
Ideally I would like to work on Permaculture in the Sahel; particularly in refugee camps. If anyone has any experience or knowledge of this area, I would be very interested to hear about it.
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| Geoff Lawton's Online PDC |
| Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course |
| Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
| Location: Online |
| Date: Jan 2014 |
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