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Permaculture Basics
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Our Regenerative World
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Ecological Gardening - Part 1
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I have a lots of large stumps (mostly pine but I do have some maple and ironwood). Could I use these?
Jane, yes decomposing trees are fantastic habitat for animals, I leave shorter dead standing trees just for the woodpeckers for example. Stumps could be made into all sorts of things – garden bed edges, cut out to be planters and more! In terms of Hugelkulutr – if you can bury them and you are in a climate with moisture, then yes.
I love this idea! Cant wait to give it a try!
This is a great concept! I’m wondering whether I could use old hardwood fence pailings?
As long as they are not chemically treated I would say yes
I like this idea for raised beds as it provides greater surface area too