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[https://dev.durablegreenbed.com/hugelkulture-for-raised-beds/ by Vanessa Salvia 2/3/21] | [https://dev.durablegreenbed.com/hugelkulture-for-raised-beds/ by Vanessa Salvia 2/3/21] | ||
Whether you spell it hugel culture, hügelkulture, or hugelkultur, it’s pronounced hyoo-gul-culture. It’s a German word that means “hill culture” or “mound culture.” Germanic areas have practiced this method of creating rich soil for hundreds of years. You will typically see hugelkuture beds created from mounds of debris such as small branches or larger pieces of wood and leaves, but hugelkulture for raised beds is also possible and easy. | Whether you spell it hugel culture, hügelkulture, or hugelkultur, it’s pronounced hyoo-gul-culture. It’s a German word that means “hill culture” or “mound culture.” Germanic areas have practiced this method of creating rich soil for hundreds of years. You will typically see hugelkuture beds created from mounds of debris such as small branches or larger pieces of wood and leaves, but hugelkulture for raised beds is also possible and easy. | ||
=====7 Things to Know About Hugelkultur Gardening===== | |||
[https://www.bobvila.com/articles/hugelkultur/ by Nicole Shein 9/6/21 bob vila] | |||
There’s something magical, even miraculous, about shepherding tiny seeds through the process of germination and growth. Gardeners reap plenty of tangible rewards—nutrient-rich and delicious vegetables and flowers that boost a home’s beauty inside and out—but this popular hobby provides benefits that go far beyond the salad bowl. | |||
