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I find I most often build hugelkultur in places where the soil is shallow. So I end up finding excess soil from somewhere else on the property and piling it on some logs. Presto! Instant raised garden beds! This is usually the easiest/fastest way too. Especially if you have earth moving equipment. | I find I most often build hugelkultur in places where the soil is shallow. So I end up finding excess soil from somewhere else on the property and piling it on some logs. Presto! Instant raised garden beds! This is usually the easiest/fastest way too. Especially if you have earth moving equipment. | ||
=====What Is Hügelkultur? Building the Ultimate Raised Bed===== | |||
[https://www.almanac.com/what-hugelkultur-ultimate-raised-bed by Robin Sweetser 21/12/25 ALMANAC] | |||
Hügelkultur (usually transliterated into English simply as “hugelkultur”) is a method of gardening that has been used for centuries in Eastern Europe and Germany, often as part of a broader permaculture system. | |||
