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6.3 Hugelkultur
Is it considered a food forest if I want to keep the existing natural forest and just use some of the edges for food? I don’t want to loose the plants that grow naturally like the raspberries and wild strawberries or small of the smaller plants that I know have different uses even if I am not sure how to use them myself.
Well, technically a food forest is a garden designed like a forest and forest gardening is gardening within an existing forest, slightly confusing terms with similar goals. But the line is blurred too – you can design a food forest that transitions into a native forest even…
love the layer template! I have been gathering a list of tropical trees, shrubs etc. that I plan to grow and organizing them in this manner will make decisions easier.