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[https://berriesandbarnacles.com/hugelkultur-garden-what-it-is-how-to-make-one/ by Emillie Parrish 12/3/25 BERRIES and BARNACLES] | [https://berriesandbarnacles.com/hugelkultur-garden-what-it-is-how-to-make-one/ by Emillie Parrish 12/3/25 BERRIES and BARNACLES] | ||
I first learned about hugelkultur gardening when I worked as a coordinator for a school gardening program delivered at six local schools. One of the gardens had three beautiful hugelkultur gardens perfectly designed for children. They had mixed crops of strawberries, kale, and calendula. Everything was self-seeding and self-propagating. It was perfect. | I first learned about hugelkultur gardening when I worked as a coordinator for a school gardening program delivered at six local schools. One of the gardens had three beautiful hugelkultur gardens perfectly designed for children. They had mixed crops of strawberries, kale, and calendula. Everything was self-seeding and self-propagating. It was perfect. | ||
=====What is hugelkultur gardening? Try something new in your raised beds this year===== | |||
[https://www.homesandgardens.com/gardens/what-is-hugelkultur-gardening by Thomas Rutter 30/3/24 HOMES & GARDENS] | |||
This innovative gardening technique is today gaining popularity with those gardeners seeking novel and sustainable ways to grow fruit and vegetables. So, if you are seeking permaculture gardening projects, or if you are environmentally minded and seeking unique raised bed ideas this year, why not try the centuries-old approach of hugelkultur gardening? | |||
