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[https://sunshinefarmny.com/2019/05/24/building-a-hugelkultur-garden-bed/ by SUNSHINE FARM 24/5/19] | [https://sunshinefarmny.com/2019/05/24/building-a-hugelkultur-garden-bed/ by SUNSHINE FARM 24/5/19] | ||
Hugelkultur (hoogle-culture) is simple, making a raised bed out of rotted wood. It encompasses permaculture by using organic material that will continue to feed back to the soil and create more and more growth over time. I found a great article that covers Hugelkultur in detail, which you can read here. | Hugelkultur (hoogle-culture) is simple, making a raised bed out of rotted wood. It encompasses permaculture by using organic material that will continue to feed back to the soil and create more and more growth over time. I found a great article that covers Hugelkultur in detail, which you can read here. | ||
=====hugelkultur, nature’s raised garden beds===== | |||
[https://awaytogarden.com/hugelkultur-raised-garden-beds/ by A Way to Garden] | |||
FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS I have grown my vegetables in raised beds, but the kind that you need to purchase lumber and bolts and use a saw and hammer to construct, then fill entirely with soil and compost. Lately I’ve been looking longingly at photos of a centuries-old, sustainable way of making raised garden beds called hugelkultur, or hill culture. | |||
