Hi peeps, Wondered if you had any feelings on the process and importance of thinning in polycultures. I know Chris, you mention it particularly, in your manual...
Hi Niels briefly, some answers to your questions: in the polyveg system, thinning is harvesting - you're eating what you thin. It can also be compared to a...
Thank you so much for a wonderful post, Chris! I would like to buy your manual. I have never been particularly good at veggies, especially since I tend to like...
Any of you folks out there..... another eternal question. How to arrange plants in a community. Do any of you good folk have any tips on how to pattern plants...
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Marsha, a question regarding management in your polycultures. I see you recommend pruning, to regulate the amount of light available to key species, the...
Chris, some clarifying questions to your responses. If you will. ... -ah if only the plants were that big, that you could actually see the stems. ... -So how...
Hi Niels responses below cheers Chris ... both - they can be the same - pulling clumps &/or evening out the canopy. pull too much & u create a space that other...
Gaia's Garden is a book written by Toby Hemenway. The tagline is "A Guide to Home scale Permaculture". It has a chapter on intercropping and polycultures. The...
Polyculture People! Hello, my name's Ethan Roland, I am Permaculture designer + teacher living in northeastern north america (humid temperate climate, min temp...
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I'm brand new here, and new to permaculture - I've gardened for over 30 years, but always more or less traditionally. The booklet on mixed vegetable gardening...
Just wanted to say hi and introduce myself. My name is Carey. I live with my husband and daughter on a 1/5 acre urban homestead in the middle mid-West United...
thanks carey welcome aboard! i too am living in an semi-urban area (northampton, massachusetts) and have some similar restrictions on animals, hampering the...
ethan, Still sounds like a great patch out the front there. Any chance we can get some photos of it? Be really great to get them hosted on a Flickr account, or...
Thought I would introduce myself as well. I have been focusing on perennial polycultures within forest garden designs in Devon, England for about a year. I...
Justin, Hmm. Nice to see you are making headway with the fraternity there. Formal is their way, and probably rational as well, in the way it is invoked in...
Hello! Here is the contact... Polyculture people: We have had some interesting results from our field polycultures. The most interesting we called the "Fukuoka...
Hi, I have just joined the group so thought I would introduce myself. My name is Linda Shewan - my interests are mainly in permaculture and natural farming...
I still feel like I don't have a good grasp of what polyculture is. I understand about growing several things together, and that is what I do, although people...
Carey, That all sounds great. Have you got any photos? Would be great to see some, perhaps put some on Flickr? Also, it would be really helpful if you include...
Is there an intro to Flickr? I don't know anything about it. I do have some photos I took, although mostly it is a sea of green. Region: Springfield,...
Carey, Quickly. Follow the links in my signature below. You will get to my Flickr account and my Picasaweb account. The Picasaweb is free for 250MB, and it is...
I put three pictures in the photos on this group site. I will attempt to figure out Flickr this weekend at work (where I have downtime & DSL!). These...
Hi Carey and gang, Here's a web page tutorial for beginners on using Flickr. http://www.webware.com/8301-1_109-9703620-2.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Webware It...