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But now spring has sprung, it is a good time to further populate this growing area. I’ve put together this new article to share my experiences and help others learn how to plant up a hugelkultur bed. | But now spring has sprung, it is a good time to further populate this growing area. I’ve put together this new article to share my experiences and help others learn how to plant up a hugelkultur bed. | ||
The first thing to mention is that you do not have to wait before planting into a hugelkultur mound that you have created. I only waited to fully plant up in this instance because I undertook the work in fall. | The first thing to mention is that you do not have to wait before planting into a hugelkultur mound that you have created. I only waited to fully plant up in this instance because I undertook the work in fall. | ||
=====Hugelkultur: The Ultimate Raised Garden Bed===== | |||
[https://www.treehugger.com/hugelkultur-the-ultimate-raised-garden-bed-4863030 by Ramon Gonzalez 12/10/20 Treehugger] | |||
Hugelkultur is a funny-sounding German word — which roughly translates to "mound culture" — for a gardening and farming technique with some serious devotees. It's all the rage with permaculture enthusiasts who have been busy "planting" the technique in the minds of gardeners through online forums. | |||
